Our Winter Love - Bill Pursell. video free download
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Duration: 02:20
Uploaded: 2012/01/25
(Music by Johnny Cowell / Lyrics by Bob Tubert).
Artist: Bill Pursell.
Song: Our Winter Love.
Year: 1963
"Our Winter Love," written by Canadian trumpeter Johnny Cowell. He performed regularly with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and taught music theory at Vanderbilt. Pursell continued to play in Nashville, made more records, and was nominated for two Grammy awards. Dr. Pursell joined the faculty of Belmont University in Nashville, where he is Assistant Professor of Music today.
Comments
9 years ago
Frank King
Maybe one of the most beautiful instrumentals EVER.9 years ago
Steve Boehme
I find myself playing this song over and over...Brings back such great memories ...Such a simple but moving mellody ...Bring me to tears, every time i hear it !!!9 years ago
Steve Boehme
my fav song of all time...was 11 years old....10 years ago
g bridgman
It's a shame great instrumentals such as this are never heard in popular music today. They seem to have become extinct. I always marvel at all the work that went into preparing a 2-3 minute pop tune back then, full orchestration, a solo piano, choral background. Today it's just a bunch of quick and dirty electronically generated noise that for some strange reason turns a profit for the record companies. Kids today don't know what they're missing10 years ago
emerybayblues
I heard this song for the first time in a long time tonight on the Easy Listening Channel on comcast by Felix Slatkin, but when I heard the bass sound I knew this was the one that used to play on the oldies station back in the 80s.10 years ago
dan fiore
MASTERPIECE.10 years ago
Tony Galano
I remember hearing this song on the radio on top 40 stations. They would play say Louie, Louie by the Kingsmen, then maybe a Motown song, then maybe the Four Seasons or the Beach Boys, then they would play this song, and it usually meant that it was time for the news. Maybe they should make an album of 1960's Top 40 AM Radio Going Up to the News Songs. Our Winter Love and A Walk Through the Black Forest should go on that album.11 years ago
egopotato
@sandra castrini: your comment on March 1, 2013 begs to differ. what changed?11 years ago
sandra castrini
What's with the STUPID pictures???? This is a beautiful song! Whatever floats your boat, egopotato.11 years ago
Anthony Giordano
Oh so beautiful This is the first time I am seeing this version. Love the words. So Pretty. I remember this from back in the day. We also hear it on The Music Channel on Comcast in the Easy Listening format. Love it.11 years ago
EarthAngel27May
love this!11 years ago
EarthAngel27May
It's great to feel you in my heart, I had the good fortune to have you by my side constantly. I never had the chance to feel desire for you because I know you're always with me, even when many roads and miles between us. I never missed you because I am in my thoughts all the time, you have my heart constantly, you're my air feed my soul and my heart without which I can not live, show your love I do not leave any moment and makes me live, to breathe the air of this world.11 years ago
doowopsforever
I just love the Lettermens version of this song. Thanks for uploading,very pretty song.11 years ago
sandra castrini
Thanks egopotato for posting this. It is such a beautiful song. Reminds me of my high school days, dancing close with the guy I loved. Ah those carefree days of my youth when the world was kinder. Again, many thanks to you for reviving all the memories I had back then,11 years ago
JubalCalif
I greatly appreciate your kind words! Thanx so much! Live, laugh, love & BE HAPPY !!! :-)11 years ago
egopotato
I appreciate your comments. I'm glad you liked it. Be well!11 years ago
JubalCalif
Heavens to Murgatroid! THANKS so much for uploading this beautiful & lovely tune! What an added delight to be able to see those lyrics too! And the images are QUITE moving! Well done, I must say! Kudos & Congrats! You have MADE my day & my weekend! CHEERS, mate! :-)Related Videos
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