[bigbob]

Very nice.

If you’re a Jim Reeves fan and haven’t watched the recordings from historic RCA Studio B on Youtube, this will send a chill up your spine:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC3rGSkSh2c&feature=related

This studio was the home of Chet Atkins’ famed Nashville Sound - Boots, Floyd, the incomparable Anita Kerr singers...and incredible talents like Gentleman Jim Reeves. There are other clips that will give you a sense of the man behind the microphone, a consummate pro.

[JNRoberts]

And this is my favorite all time Jim Reeves song. From Genesis to Revelation, the message is that this world is a lost world and it’s the home of the believer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ndMZqT6i4I

[Fiji Hill]

The Browns' version of "Scarlet Ribbons" got a lot of airplay in Southern California in December of 1959. At the time, I thought it was a rather odd song. Jo Stafford released her version of the tune in late 1949, and you can listen to it here.

[stylin19a]

for later

[randita]

My late Grandma (Zadie) loved Jim Reeves. This brought back fond memories of her. Thanks for posting.

[Wuli]

Thanks for this post.

[texgal]

My dad used to sign to us at bedtime rather than read a story all the time. This was one of the songs he sang to my sister and I (twins) when we were young. Have not heard it in years.
Thanks for posting.

[texgal]

My dad used to sing to us at bedtime rather than read a story all the time. This was one of the songs he sang to my sister and I (twins) when we were young. Have not heard it in years.
Thanks for posting.