..... Nice Jim, .. anyone??

Have been browsing through a few from the 70's -
L.P.s a friend of A's transf'd to cassettes. One
or two - Jim Reeves- remember him?? Loved him

BunnyHare...

Oh yes, think I have just about every song he ever recorded either on
vinyl or cassette
Definitely my era

about thirty years ago-- reminds me of living in
Ayrshire - bought them in Ayr- played them for
weeks. *Whispering Hope* *I Come to the Garden
Alone* -- many more. Did/does anyone share my

John the R-T...

I transferred six Readers Digest Jim Reeves LPs to CD for mum last
year. Wonderful.

nostalgic feeling for the J.R. era??

Rabbit...

Me, I've got a collection of Jim Reeves CDs and
some of them bring back particular memories.

John the R-T...

Nah, I'm far to young.

Rabbit...

If that was your first fib it would choke you :-)

Smokey...

Oh yes.............I luv Jim Reeves, everyone takes the mickey out of me
when I mention it, so I don't uaually broadcast it :-)). Scotland is the
second home of country muisc I think

(Same for Cliff ).....................lol

John #8...

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Jim Reeves had a wonderful voice. Listen to his version Noddie
of "Welcome to My World." The songs you mentioned were
pure Jim Reeves. He is a favorite of mine but then if anyone didn't
like Jim's voice they had to have a lot of wax in their ears.

I. Noddie-Doff...

and a lot of others. In my opinion Jim Reeves had
the warmest, richest, most sensitive voice and
youre right- those who didnt/dont like it arent
hearing properly. It could reduce me to tears, and
one day I answered the front door in such a
state - a neighbour had called whist I was
listening - saw the way I was, sat down to listen,
and left very dewy-eyed..... See if some of the
loud, bumpy, banal cacophony we put up with now
does that to the young ones....( perhaps from
pain)

.. Marg.

noreen...

Yes Marg liked him very much !!!"whisperinghope was a particular one I
loved, in fact
w do sing it in our Church as a Special for the choir ;-)))))