> ImpaxE said on
12-16-2009 at
14:56:
i always start to cry when i hear this song cause i used to listen to this song when i wanted to die
> tigerwatch23 said on
12-14-2009 at
01:55:
The man's voice was pure honey. They don't make them like him anymore
> catndryer said on
12-14-2009 at
00:32:
Jackie Wilson used to drop by the Williams mansion to take out the garbage.
> RukiaKurapika said on
12-12-2009 at
00:26:
i dont understand what with everyone and the piano player?i think this songs very nice...
> oats1423 said on
12-06-2009 at
01:11:
jackie wilson didn't know what a 'glen' was. It's also apparent he didn't know what this song's about.
> sharonanony said on
12-05-2009 at
04:26:
CANT TOUCH JACKIE WILSON!
> Dogwarrior said on
12-04-2009 at
14:20:
I would have shot the piano player.
> gnigged68 said on
12-04-2009 at
04:31:
Do you understand the meaning of the word timeless? i dont think you do, the piano, in this scale carries a heavily dated weight, think before you spew shit on your computer
> gnigged68 said on
12-04-2009 at
01:51:
I'd much rather hang out with Woody Harralson than Andy Williams.
> whathoney73 said on
12-03-2009 at
21:36:
beats being a left wing lunatic
> Waldo99 said on
12-03-2009 at
09:32:
I disagree. Jackie Wilson does a very unique and very good interpretation, but not comparable as the two are done in very different styles. Jim Reeves and Jimmie Rodgers' versions are also very good. Check them out too.
> spock20008 said on
12-03-2009 at
02:26:
Jackie Wilson version is way better In fact The Best!!
> gnigged68 said on
12-02-2009 at
02:19:
Too bad he turned out to be a right wing douche.
> rodostroke said on
11-30-2009 at
22:57:
Brillante
> rodostroke said on
11-30-2009 at
22:46:
No entendes nada...
> taylorsailor13 said on
11-28-2009 at
06:39:
@goldenecho honestly, ii dont. what iss itt about.? iitts my first tiime listening to itt.
> maxellaz said on
11-21-2009 at
23:21:
i know a pig who can sing this to a skunk
> tenminutesgone said on
11-21-2009 at
02:56:
When you watch this, you are seeing and hearing one of the greatest singers of all time, handling a timeless melody in a unique and truly beautiful way. Danny Boy is a wonderful song, sung many times by many singers. It's only right that there should be versions that set another standard - defining versions of true beauty, by singers whose talent can do proper justice to the greatness of the song. Andy Williams. What can you say. If they sing in Heaven, this is what it sounds like.
> Xcitableboy said on
11-20-2009 at
02:53:
Whatever age you are, I can promise you you WILL feel the stirring of ancient memories of this loss just by clicking on Eva Cassidy to your left. You will never hear a finer version, and you will sense the deepest sadness of all who have sacrificed their love -- and their very lives -- to secure or preserve their freedom. Look up the fabled "third verse" to this song, and you will understand exactly why it has become a Celtic anthem... Cheers...
> Xcitableboy said on
11-20-2009 at
02:48:
I grew up hearing it and thinking it pretty schmaltzy, but as the years have passed it has taken on so much more meaning and depth for me. When I hear it -- and sing it -- I think so strongly of so many millions of young men who have been called away from their homes, families and loved ones to fight mostly meaningless wars, and I reflect so strongly on how tragic the loss becomes just in the parting, not knowing if it will be forever.
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