BOBBY GOLDSBORO - "I'm A Drifter" (1969) video free download

Kevin Burland

I'm 71 and I still enjoy listening to Bobby Goldsboro's songs..."See the funny little clown" and "Blue Autumn" are still favorites. Hope you're well Bobby .

Steve Harborne

Another jukebox favourite at the pub after finishing work Friday afternoon i was 18 at the time in my first job,49years ago,yikes.

motorcityquig

The music of Bobby Goldsboro reminds me is summes in northern Michigan back in the 60's.

John Stevens

I remember listening to this tune in Phoenix on KOY Radio 55 back in the day. It's not one of his biggest, but it's still a great one in my book. Thanks for posting.

walter allen

Young "older" women please connect.

walter allen

Am I almost 60? Yes!

Rosemary Aloisio

This makes me cry. 'Every time' I hear it. Beautifully heart-wrenching.

Lee Cockfield

still a drifter

ron p

Come on Justin Bieber, top this!

dntamuu76

Haven't thought of this song in years. Brings back wonderful memories - thanks for posting it.

Jerry Newman

he's a good singer from way back...that's one if the things we got in this great country...we got good singers...I was born in 1953...I growed up hearing good music

Tina Hernandez

my big brother leo jr

Denis Nadeau

Bien joué Bobby mais ta carrierre n'a pas été longue.

eugene parra

All his song's take me  back so many memories of my childhood good and bad.  I really miss all my buddies I grew up with so many of them are now gone bad choices they made in life ( Drug's gang's ) so sad not me I broke away and joined Uncle Sam's Marines did my time and later became a Law  Enforcement Officer I"am know retired at 62 and still love this music.

jeff cd

This was on the jukebox in my high school cafeteria. never forgot this song.

bradman1100

always liked this song. Still sounds good after all these years. If only life were that simple these days. The memories....

RobbiesVideoArchives

I had completely forgotten about this one. GREAT hearing it again, beautiful song, thanks for posting it!

Jessika Smith

what are they lyrics?