Frankie Laine - The Hanging Tree video free download
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Duration: 02:22
Uploaded: 2008/06/25
How did this Jazz Singer from Chicago
get to be known as a Cowboy Singer?
The younger generation relates him to movie western theme songs. Well here's another one.
Frankie didn't sing it in the 1959 movie by the same name,(Marty Robbins did), but he did sing it on TV at the 1960 Academy Awards Program. Then he put it on his
"Hell Bent For Leather" Album. No matter how he got to be a cowboy, he was good at it.
Comments
9 years ago
sweggity sweg
like if hunger games brought you here9 years ago
spice66
Thanks for the memories!!!!9 years ago
Ronald Johnson
Frankie Laine Sings Theme Song From Film: "The Hanging Tree"9 years ago
redher
2:01 - wish you'd take that image of the woman and man and child hanging from a tree off. It's horrible and nothing to do with the song.9 years ago
Stergios Gantzios
Let's get back at western films at 50's and 60's the best period of western films of Hollywood,olny these,and then are cames the rubbish of westerns with fake colors,scenaries,and emoticons by pc's9 years ago
Toos van Es
Love it !!!!10 years ago
ChunBiu Wong
Great song makes me flashed back to western age.10 years ago
Jerry Greer
With all due respect, Marty Robbins version is a googleplex better than this merry go round version.....Marty's has heart, soul and passion, while this sounds like Barney the dinosaur10 years ago
Marta Tauber
WONDERFUL !!!10 years ago
Mark Gallagher
With this song, Marty's version was best. The arrangement was all wrong for the song.10 years ago
Mark Gallagher
I feel for you, my son and grandson from the last two generations has horrible taste in music I don't even want to think what is coming next10 years ago
Logan Eley
Also my generation (i'm a teen) has terrible music. I am afraid what my children are going to listen to.10 years ago
Logan Eley
He has a great voice no one can deny, but i still prefer the original by Marty Robbins.11 years ago
Thor6908
How True No Auto Tune in them days lol he is actually singing if you went off key you didnt make it.. Unlike Today..11 years ago
Alan Pat
Story from a book of short stories, named: The Hanging Tree. About 6 stories.11 years ago
Shemi Zyma
Mr.Frankie Lane, GREAT GREAT GREAT!!!12 years ago
Deborah Dyess
this man was great but i prefer marty robbins version. there was no better singer than marty but laine vaughn monroe johnny western run right behind him12 years ago
Mark Gallagher
@zilkinson1 I think this Jazz Singer from Chicago made a lot of new fans with the Album "Hell Bent For Leather" It also proved that you didn't have to be born in the South or th West to be able to sing "Country And Western".12 years ago
Mark Gallagher
@MikeWhiskyTango Yes, Frankie was one of a kind and always was. That is the reason it took him so long to make it to the top. He couldn't make it with the Big Bands of the 30;s & 40's as he didn't blend in to their way of playing music, he wasn't a Crooner and sang with to much passion. It took him 17 years of struggle and was in his mid thirties when he rose to the top.12 years ago
Mick Prewett
There are lots of people who can sing in the world, but can they convey the 'atmosphere' of the story behind the lyrics? NO, not like Frankie.Related Videos
