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Performance at the White House: Country Music 2011

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Beautiful version of one of his best songs. If you like this, check out the channel of privatefender for many more rare clips and music documentaries.

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Fair use - no copyright infringement intended. Wow! Our Kris could have been a hot rock musician, too, couldn't he?? :-) Well, I know SME claims copyrights even before the upload will have been finished, but this time... "Your video may include the following copyrighted content: Barbra Streisand-Watch Closely Now", sound recording administered by: SME" OK, it's a Warner Bros Entertainment movie, and the soundtrack CD is SME stuff - so far it's correct, but come on, SME, it's not Barbra who's singing here, or is it her??? So, PLEASE, there should be Kris' YT songs with the "artist" ad instead of Barbra's... I'm really happy about my software that enabled me to make the album song lips synchronous with the performance in the movie, because again the song was not as fast on the album as it was in the movie ... It's not Kris' song as all the other songs in the movie aren't (unfortunately - I think he has some great songs on his Surreal thing album that really could have been to the movie soundtrack...) The song was written by Paul Williams and Kenny Ascher Watch closely now You'll observe a curious exchange of energy Are you a figment of my imagination Or I one of yours? Watch closely now - are you watching me now? Your eyes are like fingers They're touching my body and arousing my soul Ridin' the passion arisin' inside me How high can I go? You're comin' with me girl I'm gonna show you how When it's scary, don't look down Watch closely now - are you watching me now? I see <b>...</b>

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to Johnny Cash. Kristofferson originally wrote this song about Johnny Cash's struggles with addiction for a sobriety party in the 1970s. He explained to Billboard magazine: "Everyone was supposed to say something inspirational, so I wrote a song. I tried to record this once before with Willie Nelson and my band. When I sang the chorus, they echoed me when I would sing 'Good morning John.' When I got to the line that said 'I love you John,' Willie said 'He loves you John' and we all cracked up laughing. We never finished it, so I finished it myself." Recorded in "Closer To The Bone" (2009).

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They'd sing so real nice harmony together, it sounds so amazingly beautiful ... This song is just perfect - the tune, the lyrics, the harmonies ... awesome ... How can one dislike it?? ... this is from Johnny Cash's Christmas Show 1978 Though maybe my favourite version of this song is the one from the album "The Austin Sessions" (1999). This little piece of Mark Knopfler was the perfect choice for this song... But it's impossible to upload any song from this marvelous album just to show it to the ones who don't know it yet. Each of these 12 classic songs of Kris is so incredibly beautifully arranged ... It's a shame that this CD is rare in the stores, but luckily one can buy it on the internet... www.amazon.com And I really love Kris' demo version from (ca) 1970 which is also among my uploads www.youtube.com Please don't tell me how the story ends (1970) This could be our last good night together We may never pass this way again. Just let me enjoy it 'til it's over, or forever Please don't tell me how the story ends. See the way our shadows come together Softer than your fingers on my skin Someday these may be all we remember of each other Please don't tell me how the story ends. Never's just the echo of forever Lonesome as a love that might have been. Let me go on lovin' and believin' 'til it's over Please don't tell me how the story ends.

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Written by Kris in 1969, it was later made famous by Janis Joplin.

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scene from "A star is born" (1976) "Admission's free, you pay to get out..." Nasty and mean... but maybe telling the truth??... Love the song though. And I'm happy to know that Kris would never treat his own audience this way :-) He says "Thank you!" after EVERY song instead. And I'm happy that he quit drinking after this movie. Probably that saved his life. Hellacious Acres (Kenneth Lee Ascher/ Paul H. Williams) Look who's advertising Billboards everywhere "see hellacious acres Your tailor made nightmare" Traffic is backed up for miles Attendants welcome you with devilish smiles Steady ... steady ... Have your tickets ready Steady ... steady ... Go to hell After dark It's a sin filled city An amusement park It's a one way ticket to the other side It's a Dr. Jekyll and a Mr. Hyde See Lizzie Borden, she's one of the stars And tricky dicky barkin' Flashin' you his pardon Jack the ripper slashin' your tires Even the devil needs money To cover his overhead That's why he opened hellacious acres Or so his press agent said Hang out with heavies Your partners in crime Forget the consequences, have a good time Steady ... steady ... Have your tickets ready Steady ... steady ... Go to hell After dark It's a sin filled city An amusement park It's a one way ticket to the other side It's a dr. jekyll and a mr. hyde Get down and study suspicion and doubt At hellacious acres Listen mischief makers Admission's free you pay to get out.

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The original. (1970) Song 3 from the album-"Kristofferson" ~~This is for KC~~ "...feelin good was good enough for me..." ..........and him too apparently.... I hope you dig this one. Its special to me. More so than the popular cover versions. Janis did it well...but this one kinda makes me feel more-as much as I love Janis's version. FAIR USE NOTICE: These pages/video may contain copyrighted (© ) material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Such material is made available to advance understanding of ecological, POLITICAL, HUMAN RIGHTS, economic, DEMOCRACY, scientific, MORAL, ETHICAL, and SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES, etc. It is believed that this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 USC Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior general interest in receiving similar information for research and educational.

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From Chimes Of Freedom in honor of 50 years of Amnesty International. ** No intention to violate copyrights. This is for entertainment purposes only **

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I briefly met Kris Kristofferson in 1983 after being the emcee on his show at the Louisville Palace Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky while working for Majic 100-FM. Despite having Back Stage credentials I met him at an after-concert party where he made a brief appearance before departing. I was told by his Road Manager he would not talk to the press, sign autographs or pose for photos. When I asked why he would not speak to the press I was told he was tired of answering questions about his well publicized break-up with Rita Coolidge. This song, "The Law Is For Protection Of The People" was considered by many as an afterthought on his landmark LP "Kristofferson", released in 1970, because the LP featured his first recordings of such classic tunes as "Me And Bobby McGee", "Help Me Make It Through The Night", "For the Good Times", "Darby's Castle" and the legendary "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down". Back in '70 I would occasionally perform at small gatherings and "Law" was in my repertoire. It was a great protest song for the times and had a surprise ending. I hope you enjoy the video, my story that goes with it, and will share the link with others.

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Legendary Kris Kristofferson breaks down while discussing the amazing Johnny Cash. LICENSE THIS CLIP HERE: www.dickclarklicensing.com

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Kris Kristofferson - Sandinista live at the 45th Heineken Jazzaldia in San Sebastian - Spain on July,25 2010. Sandinista, member of Sandinista National Liberation Front, Spanish Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN), one of a Nicaraguan group that overthrew President Anastasio Somoza Debayle in 1979, ending 46 years of dictatorship by the Somoza family. The Sandinistas governed Nicaragua from 1979 to 1990. Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega was reelected as president in 2006.

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Have just noticed the poor audio quality of my re-uploaded vid from July... For I can't stand bad quality if better one is possible, I've had another try with this one. I'm going to make the other one private... Kris Kristofferson - His life and work (1993) Kris talking about Vietnam Blues and his attitude towards the Vietnam war "It's up to anybody who does have the information to try to pass it on..." Kris about Vietnam Blues, " I'm not embarrassed about that song... but ...my own feelings about Vietnam turned 180 degrees. But I still felt, at the time, that all my friends were over there. And it wasn't their fault that they were over there. But I come to believe that it was a tremendous mistake for our government to be over there and that the things that we were doing were inhuman." Vietnam Blues (Kris was still in the army in Germany when he wrote that song in about 1965) I was on leave at the time, just duckin' the fog, nosin' around like a hungry dog in that crazy place called Washington, DC I saw a crowd of people on the White House lawn all carrying signs about Vietnam, so I went on over to see what I could see. They was a strange-looking bunch. But I never did understand civilians. A fellow came to me with a list in his hand. "We're gatherin' names to send a telegram of sympathy." Then he handed me a pen. I said, "I reckon this is goin' to the children and wives of my friends over there who've given their lives." He says, "Uh-uh, buddy, this is goin' to Ho Chi <b>...</b>

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Performance at the White House: Country Music 2011

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"...So darling when it's time you can spread your wings And I'll set you free to fly away and it's OK Cause darling time changes everything but it won't change me I love you oh I love you..." Live at San Sebastian, Spain - 2010

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Kris at the Workshop on Country music at the White House on November 21, 2011

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Kris Kristofferson - His life and work (1993) Kris talking about Vietnam Blues and his attitude to Vietnam "It's up to anybody who does have the information to try to pass it on..." This is an amazing and interesting documentary about Kris's life and his songwriting, performing and acting career, including interviews with Kris, Fred Foster, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dennis Hopper, Michael Cimino, Joan Baez, Alan Rudolp, Harry Dean Stanton, Jackson Browne and others. Kris sings a couple of unplugged songs. One of the most exciting moments to me: when he shows us around some important places in Nashville and comes to the place where he 'd live and where he stumbled down the stairs to meet the day ... Just amazing... www.amazon.com www.amazon.co.uk Kris about Vietnam Blues, " I'm not embarrassed about that song... but ...my own feelings about Vietnam turned 180 degrees. But I still felt, at the time, that all my friends were over there. And it wasn't their fault that they were over there. But I come to believe that it was a tremendous mistake for our government to be over there and that the things that we were doing were inhuman." Vietnam Blues (Kris was still in the army in Germany when he wrote that song in about 1965) I was on leave at the time, just duckin' the fog, nosin' around like a hungry dog in that crazy place called Washington, DC I saw a crowd of people on the White House lawn all carrying signs about Vietnam, so I went on over to see what I could see. They <b>...</b>

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from "The Silver Tongued Devil and I" the second album released in 1971 on Monument Records

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This is an old one... Kris Kristofferson singing in Hamburg, Germany, January 31, 1993. Two songs about freedom: They Killed Him and Don't Let the Bastards Get You Down.

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Kris Kristofferson singing in 2004, at George Jones celebration of 50 years as a country music legend. ** No intention to violate copyrights. This is for entertainment purposes only **

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Ramblin' Round, Joe Henry & Kris Kristofferson - Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert - Los Angeles - April 14, 2012 Featuring: JACKSON BROWNE, GRAHAM NASH KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, DAWES, JOHN DOE, JOE HENRY, SARAH LEE GUTHRIE & JOHNNY IRION, TOM MORELLO, VAN DYKE PARKS, RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT, JOEL RAFAEL, RONNY COX and ROB WASSERMAN Club Nokia ~ Los Angeles, CA

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Kris' amazing contribution to this tribute album dedicated to Shel Silverstein. Think he's chosen the right song ;-) 16 songs of this brilliant songwriter by various artists. www.amazon.com www.amazon.co.uk only mp3 downloads available with the German Amazon www.amazon.de Kris about Shel Silverstein in an interview in 2006: „...Shel was a friend of mine from the start - he just hung out with scruffy songwriters - me and my friends. All the establishment in Nashville were breaking their necks to get him to do things they were into. He was writing for Bobby Bare, Dr. Hook and many others. He was still a cartoonist for Playboy then." Well, young Kris for the intro verses, some newer pics for the final ones and some scenes for the story between... Hope you'll enjoy the song and the vid... The scenes are from the movies The last days of Frank and Jesse James (1986) Trouble in mind (1985) Wooly boys (2001) A star is born (1976) and a tiny one from Pat Garret and Billy the kid (1973) - all available on DVD... The Winner by Shel Silverstein (the original song had 20 verses, but I don't have enough characters for the info box here to add the ones that Kris left out...) The hulk of a man with a beer in his hand looked like a drunk old fool, And I knew that if I hit him right, I could knock him off that stool. But everybody said, "Watch out -- that's Tiger Man McCool. He's had a whole lot of fights, and he always come out the winner." But I'd had myself about five too many, and I <b>...</b>

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www.jessethomasbrown.com Jesse Thomas Brown performs Kris Kristofferson's "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" in concert. January 7th, 2012.

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"Hank Williams: The Man and His Music" 1980 and Kris at the Ralph Emery Show in Jan 2010 Thanks a lot for your help, T. :-)) Hank Williams has been Kris's hero forever... And somebody stole all the records of him that Kris had collected ... that's so mean! Nice to hear him talking about him... Great song and performance... I'd really like to hear Kris yodel ;-))

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Kris Kristofferson introduces Willie Nelson @ 4/20 Austin City Limits to see the unveiling of the statue celebrating his contribution to music and the city.

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Kris Kristofferson Sandinista (live 2010) live from San Sebastian, Spain, July 25 Kris's Spanish words: Sandinista, the forces of darkness can never extinguish the purity of your revolutionary flame. With their terror and their lies, with their money and their machines, the burning love in your heart, the liberty in your eyes are stronger forces than the weapons of war. The song is on Kris's album "Third World Warrior" (1990) which is available with the CD "Kris Kristofferson - The Country Collection" www.amazon.com www.amazon.co.uk www.amazon.de On the album Mal Sacate is lovely fading into Sandinista - it's really like a beautiful hymn... You can watch Mal Sacate here www.youtube.com At a concert in Mexico in the late 1980s Kris spoke to members of a Nicaraguan band and one of them suggested he go there himself to see what was happening. Kris first visited Nicaragua in 1987. He explained his reason for going there was to show how it "means a lot to those people to know that not all Americans want to kill them". In 1988 he initiated contact with Brian Willson, a peace activist and dissident who had lost both legs during a protest in Concord, CA the previous year by putting himself in the path of a train carrying military weapons bound for Central America. The same year they travelled to Nicaragua together, being met at the airport by president Daniel Ortega. Willson had hoped that other celebs might lend support to his visit, but Kris was the only one prepared to. On the <b>...</b>

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blocked in Germany for Sony music content... Fair use - no copyright violation intended. Wow, what a nice thumbnail this time :-) Oh, it's so cute - both the song and the singer, that I just can't stop watching it over and over again.... Would have liked a better video thumbnail, but this was just the best of three video stills with nothing on them... "Stranger" from Kris' album "Who's to bless and who's to blame" (1975) - a great album!!!! www.amazon.com I also would really love to be his stranger and touch his beard... TJ, you see I've come to love his beard ;-) The scenes are from the movie "Alice doesn't live here anymore" (1974) The movie is great, although I often skip the first part since Kris only appears somewhere in the middle of it, but then he is permanently present in these last nice 47 minutes of the movie, and he is- what else?- awesome!!! Ellen Burstyn got the Oscar for her role. Yep, she was great in it, too... www.amazon.co.uk www.amazon.com Stranger Kris Kristofferson Maybe she was smilin' in the mirror Maybe I was too, 'cause I was stoned Singin' every sad song on the juke-box one more time Honey, they were hittin' close to home And I said - Maybe this'll make you think I'm crazy Honey, don't feel lonesome if you do But if you wanna make a young man happy one more time I'd sure like to spend the night with you And she said - stranger Shut out the light and lead me Somewhere - shut out the shadows, too And while we lay there, makin' believe you love me <b>...</b>

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The Pilgrim, Chapter 33 from the 1971 album The Silver Tongued Devil and I. Written and performed by Kris Kristofferson (the poet). Lyrics on screen. No copyright infringement intended.

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Here Comes That Rainbow Again written Kris Kristofferson. The scene was a small roadside cafe, The waitress was sweeping the floor. Two truck drivers drinking their coffee. And two Okie kids by the door. "How much are them candies?" they asked her. "How much have you got?" she replied. "We've only a penny between us." "Them's two for a penny," she lied. And the daylight grew heavy with thunder, With the smell of the rain on the wind. Ain't it just like a human. Here comes that rainbow again. One truck driver called to the waitress, After the kids went outside. "Them candies ain't two for a penny." "So what's it to you?" she replied. In silence they finished their coffee, And got up and nodded goodbye. She called: "Hey, you left too much money!" "So what's it to you?" they replied. And the daylight was heavy with thunder, With the smell of the rain on the wind. Ain't it just like a human. Here comes that rainbow again.

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Fair use - no copyright infringement intended. From Kris' debut album "Kristofferson" (1970) www.amazon.com www.amazon.de www.amazon.co.uk No-one else has ever sung this song with so much sadness and despair in his voice... Kris said in an interview, "This song probably was the most directly autobiographical thing I had written. In those days I was living in a slum tenement that was torn down afterwards, but it was 25 dollars a month in a condemned building, and "Sunday Morning Coming Down" was more or less looking around me and writing about what I was doing. One time, some people broke into that place, and I had to call the police station to answer some questions about it, and the guy said, "Yeah, they really trashed the place when they went in there." But I hadn't noticed that it was any different. There were holes in the wall bigger than I was. It was quite a place, so "Sunday Morning Coming Down" is kind of more or less what I was living at that time. I guess it was depressing, I don't know, but the chorus was kind of uplifting. ... What I was really trying to do was to keep the feeling of loss and of sadness. For me at that time, it was the loss of my family and looking at a little kid swinging on a swing and his daddy pushing him. That was the feeling I wanted to get for the whole song. I think Sunday was the choice because the bars were closed in the morning and nobody was at work, so if you were alone, it was the most alone time..." Sunday Morning coming down <b>...</b>

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"Why Me" is an American county and gospel song written and recorded by Kris Kristofferson. "Why Me" was Kristofferson's lone major country hit as a solo recording artist, reaching No. 1 of Billboard Magazine's hot country singles chart in July 1973. The song, despite peaking only at No. 16 of the Billboard Hot 100, had one of the longer runs (19 weeks) in the Top 40 at that time. As a result, the song managed to be ranked as the sixth most popular Hot 100 single of 1973. Elvis Presley incorporated the song, titled as "Why Me Lord", into his live shows beginning in January 1974 up until his last concert tour. It was first released on the live album, Elvis Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis in June 1974. Johnnny Cash also recorded a version of the song in one of his 1970s albums. Christian Country music, sometimes referred to as country gospel music, is a subgenre of gospel music with a country flair, is also known as inspirational country. Christian country over the years has progressed into a mainstream country sound with inspirational or positive country lyrics Note: Gospel music is written to express either personal, spiritual or a communal belief regarding Christian life. Although I believe in God and His son, Jesus, the tenet conveyed in this song is not in complete accord with my own personal views.

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Born on June 22, 1936 in Brownsville, Texas. Son of a military officer, Kristofferson was equal parts intellectual and athlete growing up. He was an award-winning short story writer as well as a Golden Gloves boxer. He graduated from Pomona College in 1958 with a degree in creative writing and went on to attend Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. While in England, he performed under the name Kris Carson, playing country and folk music. After leaving Oxford, Kristofferson joined the United States Army in 1960. He served as a helicopter pilot in Germany. He turned down a teaching position at West Point to pursue his dream of becoming a successful songwriter. Moving to Nashville in 1965, he struggled and took odd jobs to cover the bills, including one working as a janitor at Columbia Records. His first big break came from Roger Miller who recorded Kristofferson's song "Me and Bobby McGee." (This same song was later a rock hit for Janis Joplin in 1971.) The next country star to fall for Kristofferson's music was Johnny Cash. Cash took Kristofferson's song "Sunday Morning Coming Down" and helped make it a big hit. The song was popular with country fans and critics alike, winning the Country Music Association's song of the year award in 1970. Along with writing successful songs for <b>...</b>

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Well, a few more of Kris' songs from the Highwaymen concert "live from Nassau", that made me fell in love so badly with Kris' music. It's available on DVD. www.amazon.com www.amazon.co.uk Some scenes even made me smile. Watch closely... You see they all love this song so much... Waylon wants to sing on with the second verse, but Johnny steals him the following line (2:15) ... then Kris is waiting on someone else to sing on with whom it was good enough for, but no-one seems to dare (3:00), so he does himself... :-) I love this concert ....and this DVD. "Me and Bobby McGee" is a song that was covered multiple times with various levels of commercial success. Roger Miller was the first artist to have a hit with the song, peaking with it at No. 12 on the US country chart in 1969. Gordon Lightfoot's version hit No. 13 on the pop chart and No. 1 country in his native Canada in 1970. Lightfoot sang the song after a detailed tribute to Kris Kristofferson in a CBC broadcast from the summer 1969 Charlottetown Festival. In his introduction, Lightfoot referred to the Miller version and said he intended to record it himself "the way it should be done." In a 2008 autobiography, Don Reid and Harold Reid of the Statler Brothers say Kristofferson promised it to them, but when they later inquired about recording it, they learned Miller had already cut the song. The Reids say there were no hard feelings, and were happy about Miller's success with the song. The song was later included on a <b>...</b>

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From Here to the Moon dance scene featuring GG Sparrow (Dolly Parton) and Bernard Sparrow (Kris Kristofferson) from the musical film Joyful Noise. Release Date - January 13, 2011 Choreographer - Michele Lynch www.joyfulnoisethemovie.com Summary- Joyful Noise is the story of a small town choir out to win a national competition despite overwhelming odds. A story of faith and determination by the choir leaders (Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton) and the young talent who give their all to win God's praise and beat the competition for the grand prize. Also starring Keke Palmer and Jeremy Jordan. Follow Us on Twitter - http

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- blocked in Germany for Sony music content... Sorry... Fair use - no copyright violation intended "For the good times" from Kris' debut album "Kristofferson". It's so sad and beautiful at the same time... Great lyrics as always, and this beautiful tune ... I love it! Of course this song was not written about Rita and him, but things always happen twice in one's lifetime... It was Kris' first No 1 country hit as a writer in 1970 It was "Song of the Year" (and "Single Record of the Year") of the Academy of Country Music in 1970 - (That was the first time a writer had won "Song of the Year" awards from both the Country Music Association - with "Sunday Mornin' comin' down"- AND the Academy of Country Music for different songs in the same year) In 1971 Ray Price won a Grammy Award for "Best Male Country Vocal Performance" with it. The scenes are from the movies "The last honor of Kathryn Beck"- aka "Act of Passion" (1984) and "Blood and Orchids" (TV, 1986). Both movies are great to me and worth watching anyway, but only available on VHS tapes. ... The latter one is available on DVD now www.amazon.com Kris already began to write the song in 1968, in his Opel, on one of his endless rides from Nashville to the Gulf. "I began a song about making love to a woman for the last time. After a while the melody really got to me. I couldn't wait to get to a guitar. I was riding along thinking about that part where it says, 'Hear the whisper of the raindrops blowin' soft against the <b>...</b>

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Have a wonderful Christmas time everybody!

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Kristofferson was kicking a** lmao! i love this part. im sorry i put ash instead if Kristofferson lol.

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