Eddy Arnold passed away this morning at the age of 89.
One of my all time favorite singers. A gentleman who managed to stay married to the same woman for 66 years.
God bless him and may he rest in peace.
Eddy Arnold RIP
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Tbone,
Thanks for your post, and I share your sentiments -
You beat us to the bunch again, Tbone!
I have very fond memories of Eddie Arnold. My mother listened to him when I was a kid.
Cattle Call is my most enduring memory of Eddie Arnold, and here's a precious, later-in-life, performance of that song -
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[/extendedmedia]May he rest in peace!
Mrs. C
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Beat me to it as well. My dad was a fan and we listened to him growing up.
RIP Eddy..... -
My favorite of his was, I'm Throwing Rice. Not a cowboy song, but a good one for crying in your beer. What a wonderful voice he had.
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You beat us to the bunch again, Tbone!
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I have very fond memories of Eddie Arnold. My mother listened to him when I was a kid.
Cattle Call is my most enduring memory of Eddie Arnold, and here's a precious, later-in-life, performance of that song -
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May he rest in peace!
Mrs. C
First off, may Mr. Arnold Rest in Peace.
Secondly, I didn't know he was the one who sang Cattle Call?? Glad to hear that because it's one of my most favorite Western songs. I have it on a 4-CD set that I bought from Rhino Music about 10 years ago. I THINK I incuded that song on a tape I made and sent to Vera??? -
I, too, have always loved Eddy Arnold. My grandmother played his songs along with Jim Reeves while she cleaned her house. Hearing those songs takes me home... -
R.I.P. Mr Arnold, we're all gonna miss you.
IMO, you're not a country fan if you haven't listened to Eddy Arnold at least once.
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My favorite his song was I Really Don't Want To Know.
Japanese version of this song by Yoichi Sugawara became
a big hit in Japan 1965.
RIP Eddy.
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I wanted to say that I was privileged to meet this man some 15 to 20 years ago in Nashville while living there. He is some man who really is down to earth and a treat to know. I was at a function of a friend who happen to know Mr. Arnold and he made an appearance. I was one of the first to see and meet him and we talked for a long time about different things like music and kids. R.I.P. Eddie Arnold
Cheers
Hondo -
My fav album of his is Love & Guitars, a great voice has left us
