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Videos from “ACcountryFan” (25 video results)
hilarious satire on southern gospel radio shows from 1980...one of the often over-looked jokes contained in the recording is that the family is stuck in the past so much ...
this is a song off of the George Jones 1984 album YOU'VE STILL GOT A PLACE IN MY HEART that I hadn't did a pictorial montage to yet...this completes the entire album's worth ...
Let's all go to Florida!! If only we all could...this novelty love song blends the sights and towns of Florida in a clever way; from the 1980 Ray Stevens album, SHRINER's ...
this novelty song comes from CLASSIC RAY STEVENS, a CD released in 1993 featuring 10 brand-new comedy recordings; the song is about an over zealous security guard at a shopping ...
title track of a very obscure Ray Stevens album from 1973 about gambling and all things Vegas; Ray once gave an interview and stated that he had built a state of the art ...
This was a song written for a certain popular film that Ray had the chance to record but he originally passed on the song; He had second thoughts, apparently, and went ahead ...
This song comes from 1969...Ray was the first artist to record this and it was pivotal in Ray's career as it was his debut single on the country music charts, charting higher ...
this goes way back...die-hard Ray Stevens fans out there will immediately notice that this song served as the inspiration for "Funny Man", one of his early Mercury singles....
from 1986, this novelty song from Ray Stevens later served as the basis for the 1995 direct-to-video movie, GET SERIOUS.
For whatever reason, when I went to play the video montage I uploaded of this song, a message popped up on the screen saying "we're sorry, this video is no longer available"....
This love ballad is about a man who loses his woman due to his pre-occupation with his career; this theme has been dealt with in many country songs...most notably George ...
George recorded this song in the 1960's and I have that version...but I grew up on this 1984 recording and when I heard the 1960's version several years ago I liked it, too,...
This is the title track of the 1990 gospel album Epic released on George; I'll be uploading a majority of the songs as time goes by...i've uploaded four already and this ...
The full title is "(The Bible Against the Bottle) The Battle for Daddy's Soul". I've always wondered why a lot of songs have words in parenthesis instead of just calling ...
This is another wonderful track off of HALLELUJAH WEEKEND; George narrates the famous Hank Williams gospel song, circa 1979/1980.
I know gospel music is of an acquired taste but the songs on HALLELUJAH WEEKEND are just too good to over-look...I love the way George's vocals on these recordings get inside ...
Here's a toe-tapper, bouncy sing-a-long gospel number from the HALLELUJAH WEEKEND project that Epic released in 1990; the songs on that particular album were all recorded ...
track number five off of the 1984 George Jones album, YOU'VE STILL GOT A PLACE IN MY HEART. This one makes me think of the early years in his marriage to Nancy.
Using a pun on the word "moonshine" comes this up-tempo song from George Jones; the song is called "Loveshine" and it's a positive song about trying to conquer addictions ...
One of the two up-tempo, near novelty songs on YOU'VE STILL GOT A PLACE IN MY HEART; this song is actually a bluegrass standard performed at bluegrass festivals and when ...
This marvelous song is from the 1984 George Jones album, YOU'VE STILL GOT A PLACE IN MY HEART; I've finally gotten my vinyl album copied onto CD thanks to a local business ...
George Jones and Brenda Carter perform "Milwaukee, Here I Come", which hit the Top-20 for the two of them in 1968; the song has a track-list of artist's who have recorded ...
Known the world over as a Hank Williams song...also a pop hit for Tony Bennett...and recorded by hundreds upon hundreds of recording artists in both country and pop music....
This song, of course, is a classic by Merle Haggard but I have a few 1960's George Jones recordings of Haggard songs; I have a lot of George from all of the decades but I ...
well, this song is about a treatment that a lot of people are familiar with. it's from the HURRICANE project that Ray Stevens put out about a year ago. i make several appearances ...
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