Ernest Tubb - Waltz Across Texas download song

Earnest Tubb had it all in his day. Buddy Emmonds. Wow

When country was country.

A real country gentleman, one of the things on my bucket list was to see him live.  Missed that one.

great old true country music, not heard any more.

Fretless Ampeg Bass? I have been been playing since 1965 never seen one of those before ....I have owned a Framus Star, a Vox Phantom and a Hagstrom., Now since new a 1978 Fender Precision Bass. I would love to get my hands that Ampeg Looks like a classic and rare like hens teeth I bet

This is REAL COUNTRY! Kick ass steel guitar is essential. The wussie cowboy bands today have NO steel player or a piss poor wuss.

Ah real country! Likes of Keith Urban need not apply.

Watched ET sing this in Odessa, Texas sitting next to his son Justin who gave me the seat. Justin was impressed because I chose to watch his father rather than going to the strip joints with my friends. A day I will never forget! Ernest Tubb is the best of country !

this is how we knew my father was in a good mood when he got home from work, he'd be singing this....also learned to dance ontop his feet to it

I still dance to this song.Its a always forever song.  Thank you

Hell of a lot better than the junk today!!!!!

By God, this is cowboy music!!!

And to think "Better Call Saul" brought me here..........good song though!

That steel guitar makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck.

About 15 or so years ago, I stopped in Ft. Worth to get something to eat. I asked a local where I could find some good eats and he told me where to find it. As I walked inside, it was as if I had stepped back in time. The waitresses wore those uniforms with aprons, beehive hairdo's and they called everyone "honey" or "sugar". What caught my ears though was the sound of ET singing "Waltz across Texas". They still had those coin boxes at the booths where you could put your change in and hear some of the best music ever. I miss those days.

I'll be 65 in a few days. But when I hear this song, I'm 8 years old, standing on daddys feet as we glide around the kitchen with him singing to me. That's what memorys are made of. That's the good stuff.

It's no wonder Ernest was a star. He had staying power. People (myself included) still love to hear these songs after 50+ years.

genuine accents, genuine country music.

He could hardly sing but he was still one of the greatest country singers ever. Stylish and immensely influential.

anyone else come here after watching Ken Burns PBS Show