[PROCON]

I grew up on Glen Campbell's music, what a master singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Note:

Song and video at link.

Have lots of Kleenex handy.

[polymuser]

Pickin’ The William Tell Overture:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSE1GrQVzCQ

[Theodore R.]

A delight from Delight, AR, and I checked; it’s in Pike County in the southwestern portion of the state.

[TheConservativeParty]

One of Glenn’s early records (Wichita Lineman) was in the very short stack of albums my parents had in our house. Therefore, I knew his album very well. I kind of missed it a few years ago, and bought the CD version. The songs are so great, not like the bullcrap that is often sold as music in the last few decades. I also bought his “20 greatest hits” CD.

[Girlene]

Wow....very sad song.

Thanks for posting it.

[Colonel_Flagg]

Oh, my God.

I can’t even see my screen.

[luvie]

Beautiful. Thanks, Mr. P.

[longhorn too]

May God bless this very talented man during his final time on this earth. I know the sadness as my Dad had Alzheimer’s too. One of the cruelest diseases known to mankind.

[beachn4fun]

Yeah, I grew up on his music too. His voice is still good.

[berdie]

later

[miele man]

bump

[berdie]

That is probably one of the saddest songs I have ever heard.

I really think he was trying to make his wife and loved ones o.k. with what was happening.

Most caretakers are concerned out of their minds about their loved ones.