@jerrybrownell3633
Song written by Bob Wills in 1939 and recorded as an instrumental by Bob & The Texas Playboys. It became his signature song In. 1940 a couple of The Playboys wrote lyrics and they re-recorded it with Bob's long time vocalist Tommy Duncan under the title "New San Antonio Rose". It was one of Patsy Cline's biggest hits.
@elizabethtalley2931
Merle Haggard was a great entertainer!
@cletusbeaudin4171
That song must have been on every jukebox in the late 40's and after......I was in CA in the early 50's.....ate breakfast in many a cafe with that song....
@andrewlarsen5220
I want this version on Spotify so bad it’s sooooo good!!!!
@s.worner9299
Tja Merle Haggard war einer der ganz großen, in der Country Szene ‼️‼️‼️
@rebeccad5988
Awesome ,. When The Cowboy Sings 🙏
@JanelleKlintworth
Sounds so great! Merle looked great too! Loved this man! Janelle in Houston
@joycestewart7256
So love this song. I was born and raised in San Antonio and still remember every word of it.
@BillCasady
Bob Wills was in Roy, New Mexico in a hotel the night he cobbled this song together from some stuff his band had been playing. Lyrics came later. It's always fun to see Freddy Powers singing harmony with Merle.
@ruthboykin9873
Beautiful beautiful! Great great sounds!! The awesome Merle Haggard adding to the beauty of this great song!
@carriebowlen3785
Great song. Thanks for sharing this video.
@timothychamberlin6985
Thank you....
@lynnettestone7414
When country music was REALLY country music
@benperea8483
That was awesome 👌 I didn't even know Merle used to play the fiddle...wow!
@theoloutlaw
Great version, the performance is incredible, just like a 'record'.
@passamaquoddy5590
I Love This Song
@aaronrider4051
Love you, Merle Haggard
@karenbritt5815
Just Great all good ....
@JohnMilleroclock
That was dope
@MovinOnBob