Posted By: warrior
RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 09:13 PM
One of the greats. Passed st the age of 86.
RIP Charlie Pride
Posted By: warrior
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 09:18 PM
Posted By: warrior
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 09:26 PM
Posted By: Allan Minear
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 09:48 PM
Charley Pride was the second recording artist I was fortunate to meet the first was Jimmy Dean both were reforming at the state fair in Great Falls Mt back in the late 1960's
Both were gentlemen and were kind enough to take a moment to spend with a young kid which I always appreciated .
Rest well Charley Pride and a prayer for you and your's ! You rounded 3rd and have headed for the home base !
Allan
Both were gentlemen and were kind enough to take a moment to spend with a young kid which I always appreciated .
Rest well Charley Pride and a prayer for you and your's ! You rounded 3rd and have headed for the home base !
Allan
Posted By: 330-Trapper
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 10:03 PM
RIP
Posted By: Bruce T
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 10:17 PM
R.I.P.
Posted By: Boco
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 10:40 PM
I liked his music.
His Obit says he caught the covid from someone and it polished him off.
Resquiat In Pacem.
His Obit says he caught the covid from someone and it polished him off.
Resquiat In Pacem.
Posted By: rex123
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 11:38 PM
really liked his music
Posted By: ol' dad
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 11:39 PM
Too many good ones gone this year... makes you wonder who's going to fill their shoes?
Ol dad
Ol dad
Posted By: mole
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/12/20 11:49 PM
Really good baseball player . Could have played for the Mets but decided to sing for his living . played in spring training for a number of years.
Posted By: corky
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 12:06 AM
RIP
Posted By: Scout1
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 12:12 AM
RIP Mr. Pride. I bet an Angel Kissed Him this Morning!!!!
Posted By: yukon254
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 12:19 AM
One of the best.
Posted By: 1lessdog
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 12:53 AM
I remember coming home from school back in the mid 70's and my Mom singing his songs. I sure miss them days.
Posted By: J.Morse
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 12:55 AM
Saddens me to hear. One of the old legends of country.
Posted By: snowy
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 01:06 AM
A favorite of mine RIP.
Posted By: grisseldog
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 02:29 AM
I liked his songs
R.I.P Charlie
R.I.P Charlie
Posted By: Tom cat
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 02:33 AM
R.I.P Mr Pride.
Posted By: trapdog1
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 02:40 AM
Originally Posted by mole
Really good baseball player . Could have played for the Mets but decided to sing for his living . played in spring training for a number of years.
Interesting. Didn't know that.
He definitely broke down some barriers. I don't think it was easy for a black man to gain fame when he did.
Posted By: bfflobo
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 02:55 AM
One of my favorites.
Went to see him in concert. Before the concert my wife and I was eating dinner, Charlie came in with wife and a few others, was seated at the table next to us. Didn't want to bother him so we just nodded at each other. Finished dinner and went and watched the show. RIP Charlie.
Went to see him in concert. Before the concert my wife and I was eating dinner, Charlie came in with wife and a few others, was seated at the table next to us. Didn't want to bother him so we just nodded at each other. Finished dinner and went and watched the show. RIP Charlie.
Posted By: ttzt
Re: RIP Charlie Pride - 12/13/20 04:25 AM
"Get a gimmick like Charley Pride got and you’ll be a country star"
Harold and Don Reid knew Charley didn't need a gimmick (but what a great line), that's the reason they put him in that song with the other greats of country music, because he had one of the best voices in the business.
Roll on Mississippi is one of my all time favorites. He will be missed.
Harold and Don Reid knew Charley didn't need a gimmick (but what a great line), that's the reason they put him in that song with the other greats of country music, because he had one of the best voices in the business.
Roll on Mississippi is one of my all time favorites. He will be missed.