Footage exclusive to the Glen Campbell Fan Forum! From 1973, Glen performs the Bee Gees classic, 'WORDS'. Glen orginally performed this song on the 1968 Wichita Lineman album. | Glen Campbell: The Original Fan Forum - News and Information

34K views · 700 reactions | The impact and lasting legacy of Glen Campbell's music will endure for eternity. A fitting song to remember all the good the man and his music enriched our lives with. | Glen Campbell: The Original Fan Forum - News and Information | Facebook

As we count down the final days to Christmas 2020, may this 1969 video of Glen Campbell and Cher (along w/Andy Griffith and Paul Lynde and the Goodtime Hour cast) singing timeless Christmas Carols bring you joy and peace. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas 2020! Glen Campbell (Official) Glen Campbell Museum Cher Jimmy Webb | Glen Campbell: The Original Fan Forum - News and Information

90K views · 7.1K reactions | https://whentcowboysings.com/ May 17, 1967 Glen Campbell records "Gentle On My Mind," written by John Hartford and arranged by Leon Russell, at the Capitol Recording Studio in Hollywood | When The Cowboy Sings And Newhillbilly | Facebook

35K views · 6.8K reactions | So grateful to Tony Trischka, Billy Strings, Sam Bush, Micheal Cleveland, and Mark Schatz who came together to bring such a heartfelt, beautiful new version of “Gentle On My Mind” to life! This official video came out today and is the first glimpse of what’s to come on Earl Jam 2, and we can’t wait to hear the rest of the album. Watch the full video now here! https://youtu.be/0jqxz4R3rRk?si=KDtJFD2ZiwXRykjK | John Hartford - Official Site | Facebook

Here’s my dad Hoyt Axton singing his version of “Yellow Rose of Texas” with John Hartford in 1991. This song & his cover of “Oh I’m A Good Old Rebel” were featured on the ‘Songs of the Civil War’ compilation album in 1991. The album was inspired by Ken Burns’ ‘Civil War’ documentary series. It contains 25 traditional tracks recorded by various artists including John Hartford, Waylon Jennings, Judy Collins, & more, as well as instrumental tracks recorded by the US Military Academy Band. “The Yell