Tennessee Ernie Ford - Shenandoah video free download

Janae Lynn

With all do respect, this is my 3 dogs favorite song, of course I love it too.However cows give the most milk when they play Elvis. Have they heard Ernie?I better stop at an Oregon Dairy Farm and tip them off. Money on Ernie !

Girvan Paterson

You'd look far and wide to find a better version of this song, and you know what, you wont! Tennessee Ernie along with Bing Crosby, the two greatest voices of the 20th. Century. no one can or ever will replace either of them!

Peter Brewster

Magnificent voice & song , magnificently sung. What atmosphere, & great American history it evokes. Priceless surely. Thank you

Leza Mesiah

Such a beautiful bass voice!

John Mcintyre

What can someone say that will do this man and this performance justice? Just thrilling and incredibly moving. If you want to see what really made this giant of a man tick, watch the documentary, Amazing Grace, put out by Bill Gaither. Ernie Ford was one of the few true stars in the history of the entertainment industry that stood up for his Christian faith and wouldn't compromise. God blessed him for it. A true hero.

Michel Madaire

Beautifull

Tom Nelson

Thank you! 

Marc Feo

think any American idol "talent" could sing this??? me either

Imforeverone88

What a voice full of mourning, rejoicing, pain, and song all at once...so beautiful.

youfilha

Wow what voice!!!! I watched some comedy I Love Lucy episode with Tennessee Ernie but I have no idea how wonderful he could sing. God Bless Him!

TheTourmaline57

reminds me of my father,fishing pole in hand and beagle by his side.xxoo

Zach Robinson

What year was this recorded?

Camille Rebuffet

La voix de Tennessie touche les profondeurs de mon être,de mon âme.Ce chant shenandoah me facine et je le chante très souvent.Thank a lot. Camille de dinard. 

Chuck James

The Real Deal, Ernest Jennings Ford was an American Original, whose likes we might never see again. Possessed of a phenomenal bass-baritone voice, he became an American icon with the release of his famous "Sixteen Tons" in 1955, which I played on the juke box as a young sailor. In the year 1965 Ii had the pleasure of seeing the live telecasts of his daily San Francisco production on local television station KGO-TV. In one particularly delightful presentation, he performed several arias with his old voice teacher from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Opera, and ---- MYGOD! ---- what a powerful voice this man projected! He will never be replaced, either on the music scene or in the hearts of those who were privileged to hear him sing.

DennisBetts1

This ranks with Jo Stafford's version as the joint best. See "Jo Stafford - Shenandoah"

Tom Tee

I guess anyone who grew up by a river can identify with this. I did. My river was my playground for many many years. A Tom Sawyer and a Huck Finn I was and never wanted to grow up and probably never have. I still go back and look at those places from more than a half a century ago and still feel I'm there again. Hey... This is a beautiful song and is sung magnificently. Pardon me reminiscing to begin with. But isn't that one of the most wonderful qualities of great music and of beautiful song? That it can take you back and put joy in your heart and it can do it over an entire lifetime.

Sootys Disco

great song !

61747

The old pea picker. This brings back memories of my childhood.

jeff7069

This song really touches my heart....a sad song

pangora1231

Love his voice.....

Paul Robeson

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