Charlie Rich - I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore video free download

hodgdon67

so love his voice and him

TheGarretdeas

This is one of Charlie's best but lesser known recordings. I have to disagree to some extent with some of the earlier comments as this recording fits in perfectly with the "Nashville Sound" of the mid-sixties. It just demonstrates that Charlie was equally at home with Country as with other styles.

bill taylor

Words can't do it. A good friend,.GREAT musician.....

threemississippi

L.O.V.E.!!!

Kavs Mana

Beautiful lyrics Woooow.

Tiffany Harris

You will alwasys be my eyes please call me

bazthehandyman

Fantastic voice.....been listening for 40 years

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1974 {June 15th} "I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore" reached #1 {for 1 week} on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart... About five weeks earlier on May 4th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #47 and spent 6 weeks in the Top 100... It reached #7 on the Canadian RPM Country chart... Charlie Rich passed away on July 25th, 1995 at the age of 62... May he R.I.P.

paul Ridgway

the first time iv'e ever heard this one, FANTASTIC.

Wayne Brasler

What a perfect song for Charlie Rich and perfect with a country motif behind him.

mkl62

Another #1 hit for Charlie Rich on the Country & Western charts. It was the 298 #1 C&W song of the Rock Era. It also hit #7 on the Canadian C&W charts and #3 on the Canadian Adult Contemporary charts.

bazthehandyman

Brill !!

doowopftw

Brilliant!

MrReillac

he was a jazz pianist, in his early days, and was only thought record worthy because he sounded elvis like ...im only 40 but recall charlie rich in my life since before i was 10

S.O.A.P.

Yes, his roots went to swing, jazz, blues, and gospel rather than country...which makes considering the fact that, upon single release by RCA Records in 1974 (Groove, an imprint, shut down around 9 years prior), it went #1 on the country chart (and the top 50 of the Hot 100), along with being 1 of a 2-way tie of a record for most #1s in a calendar year a bit ironic and weird to say the least. However, the quality was great as always, and Charlie put feeling into this, as always! R.I.P. 7/25/95

Thomas Bias

I also love this song, especially the Silver Fox's performance. I'm just imagining how it might have sounded if it were done by Ray Charles. Probably not a lot different!

MIGHTYJOEYOUNG62

This is brilliant many thanks for sharing.

Wayne Brasler

The original recording by Gordon Jenkins is a masterpiece. I thought this song never got the attention it deserved and asked Joni James many times to record it. She knew it (she sang it for me) and said it was a song she liked, too. I still think it would make a great Joni James record.

lspedersen7

I have looked and looked for this song by Charlie Rich to put on my IPod, can't find it on ITunes -- thanks for posting!

bootbeast01

Belleive it or not, this song was orignally recorded back in the 1930s by the wonderful Gordon Jenkins Orchestra with the Staples Singers - yet more evidence that Charlie's roots went back to swing bands rather than Country. Another song Rich recorded at the same time, Like Someone in Love, was written for the Western Musical 'Belle of the Yukon' - but Charlie's version is 100 times better!

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