Carl Smith - I Wonder Where You Are Tonight video free download
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Duration: 02:24
Uploaded: 2008/07/31
Carl Smith has to be the most underrated voices in country music, and it's unbelievable that he is not remembered and revered more today. This collection encompasses the early years (up to 1960) and begins with his early "Hank-style" and progresses as Carl becomes comfortable with his own smooth vocals that are immediately recognizable
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10 years ago
Ronald Grimes
I saw Carl in the late 50's or early60's in Tampa, fl and during the break in singing, hejumped off staged and kissed a young teenager on the check and I thought she wasabout to faint. He was sometimes referred to as the Country Elvis.10 years ago
Emmie Deatherage
Love this by Carl Smith, but everything he did was awesome to me. Miss his music si I am thrilled he can be found here.11 years ago
thomas culver
louvin brothers version is 1,000 times better than this12 years ago
Sam King
Carl Smith.....A True Legend!13 years ago
KRAZZYMF
I really wish people could sing and write music like this today.14 years ago
Eva Sears
great song and even greater singer. Thank you.14 years ago
joe blow
Carl's voice is perfect for bluegrass. I could see him having a whole new career breakthrough if he had switched. Listen to him doing Flatt &Scruggs Before I Met You. No one does it better.14 years ago
harold stanley
he was great wish this great music was still on the radio id keep mine on instead of playing country cds yesterday was great thanks for the old songs love em all14 years ago
Harley Spoon
I wish someone would find the Johnny Rodriguez version of "I WONDER WHERE YOU ARE TONIGHT" and load it on Youtube14 years ago
panzalarga
@harleyspoon Indeed. I think it is the best that has ever been done.15 years ago
Maj-Brith H
So great!15 years ago
Brian Lawrence
Thanks for that one really good ..16 years ago
kohaylan
That sounds like Sonny "The Chief" Osborne on the banjo. Great recording , Thank you very much.16 years ago
joe blow
Carl dabbling a little bit in some bluegrass there. Quiet a departure for him. I'd like to hear some more of that. Thanks for posting it.Related Videos
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