Bobby Bare is the world's most underrated mega-star.

Thank you .... what a delight to hear the voice of Bobby Bare singing this classic

Brilliant version!!

Bobby Bare, I was fortunate to have seen him perform live. I truly believe he single handedly opened the door for the Outlaw catagory made famous by Willy and Waylon. bare was way ahead of his time. I hear this track know and know what country music was truly about -- strong emotions, everyday life, and the beautiful sorrow. Today it's beer, trucks, sex, laziness, Yahoo... not.

Love it always did so beautiful his voice

Thanks. Love this version. Listened to all the others but couldn't find my favourite til I listened to this one!!!

I also love banjo grew up in the hills of Tennessee,,so you can imagine my respect for strings!

this is the best version i ever heard!

I was at the concert in Niagara Falls Canada loved Bobs voice Bob

One great song well done.....

One of the best versions!!

There were some other good "covers" of this song, it is a great one, but Bobby Bare really OWNED IT. BB

This song has been covered by so many artists. There are many nice versions! I doubt if anyone who has posted hear has heard all the versions out there. I have listened to many of the versions. Like, did you know even Mick Jagger recorded this song? But, just because I like this song so much. I have listened to many versions. The version that got me interested in this song to start with, is John Anderson's version! Which I really like. Give it a listen, Let me know what you think? I would love to hear your feedback. I think John Anderson is a great example of the classic country artists of the past, and one of the most humble men you will ever meet.

Definitely a great version of this song.

I love this song had it memorized as a boy Johnny Cash version.. I still sing this to myself when I am working on piece of equipment that I cant figure out lol ... I like this version very much.

I didn't know he did this one. Perhaps the best version.

One of the greatest!!

Another great song recorded at RCA Studio B in Nashville. Beautiful backing vocals and possibly Floyd Cramer playing a rhythmic piano in the distance.