Both Rosie and James are class acts who are actually better live than in the studio. If they come to a venue near you, get out there or you´re gonna miss something!
@Nummymuffincocobutter10 жыл бұрын
should be more popular and famous than she is...great talent,great singer...
@Davidferrell19643 жыл бұрын
Played this cassette A LOT in the car in the late 80’s
@fabianhernandez44854 жыл бұрын
No hay nada mejor que la buena música
@hermanschwartz6510 жыл бұрын
Years have gone by...you're older, I'm older...I still think you have the Talent, AND Good looks!!
@whoareyoutoaccuseme5 жыл бұрын
I miss Texas and my old life so much. I'm laying here in my bed crying over my life that once was, now I'm an old cripple invalid. I used to know Rosie, and James Intveld has kissed me more than once. Now I just sit here alone with my memories, in pain.
@colfair11 жыл бұрын
She's beautiful, Even now that she's older , beauty always shines thro'
@TraceyKHouston12 жыл бұрын
I had never seen this official video before. Loved this song when I first heard it on the radio in 1987 in Calgary, Alberta and finally found the 45 a couple years later, which I played to death. 20 years later (2007) I was asked to cut a rockabilly album (released 2011), and this version of this song was the inspiration and my very first choice of song I wanted to put on it. Nice to see the writer in this video as well, the young guy playing the guitar, James Intveld, who also sings harmony.
@Itzzara46 жыл бұрын
The memories of staying at my auntys house in Oldham when I was 7 in school holidays and she would play this and I would make her repeat it over and over again singing in the mirror with her hairbrush xxx the good old days x
@aviswhitehead5773
6 жыл бұрын
AH. THANKS ZARA FOR PLAYING THAT FOR ME. (HOW CAN I EVER FORGET IT????) YOU WOULDNT LET ME TURN IT OFF. YOU WAS WITH ME WHEN I BOUGHT IT FROM THAT RECORD SHOP UP THE ARCADE IN OLDHAM. I HAD NEVER HEARD OF HER B4 THAT. WE ALSO PLAYED IT IN THE CAR GOING UP AND DOWN THE M6 TO YOUR MUMS. YES THEY WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS. I STILL HAVE THAT LP SOMEWHERE. MY LOVE ALWAYS AUNTY AVIS.XXXXX
@danagreg
6 жыл бұрын
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@audioinsanity Жыл бұрын
This is soooo Texas. I love it.
8 жыл бұрын
HAPPY (65th) BIRTHDAY, ROSIE!!! ROSIE FLORES (born September 10, 1950) She is a rockabilly and country music artist
@danielbohland52715 ай бұрын
Nicely Done 🎉
@tennesseefernandez64618 жыл бұрын
She is not only a great singer, but she is also a really smart guitarist. The womanl can rock! How many other female hillbilly singers can swing an axe like that? NONE.... that's how many.
@X0TangoX013 жыл бұрын
I was in love in 1987 and I'm still in love.
@singjai1089 ай бұрын
Great video - it amazes me how videos like this, and some of Dwight Yoakam's, were never preserved by the record label. Or were and just hidden away. Some of the videos on Dwight's official channel are TV captures. I fixed your video. Just cut the opening few frames. A simple cut that left the rest of the file clean and untouched so there was no loss of quality. It's too big to email though....
@frankly19706 жыл бұрын
She's opening for Reverend Horton Heat in Austin tonight! I've got two tickets.
@user-xi9oe8yw6v
5 жыл бұрын
@ JKH Nice! Reverend Horton Heat & the lovely Rosie Flores...now that there sounds like my kinda shindig! ✌😎
@hermanschwartz6510 жыл бұрын
Forget him, Rosie...come home with ME!!!...
@ringbolt911 жыл бұрын
awesome
@harkrum10 жыл бұрын
How could anyone Leave a Gal such as Rosie...??? So why is she "cryin"???
@franklivingston771711 жыл бұрын
Great video - Song written by James Intveld
@pac13847 жыл бұрын
nice !
@tennesseefernandez64618 жыл бұрын
Sounds like Patsy or Loretta, but with a Tele!
@ctafrance5 жыл бұрын
back in the days...way back in the days...she and Dwight Yoakam were the best two on the scene in L.A., and Dwight's career took off and hers did not right about the time this album came out. Knowing something about the entertainment industry, I cannot help thinking there must have been some way in which she did not play ball the way she was supposed to in order to become more of a massive commercial success. There is a price you have to pay to get there...something which never gets talked about...but those performers who achieve massive commercial success, they do not get there without compromising something which perhaps she never would... I do not know this, but it would be my best guess as to why she never became one of the obscenely rich people who cash in on the biggest commercial success... I ..mean, listen to that VOICE, and that energy, and those licks on the guitar, you will not find the reason for the lack of greater commercial success there...on the contrary.
@purpleivory2Ай бұрын
Adore Rosie but ixnay on the hair.
@ctafrance6 жыл бұрын
she was always much better in person than recorded or on video...otherwise, she would have been a much more massive success. back in the days, she and dwight oakam were playing the same little sawdust on the dance floor clubs in l.a....and dwight took off and never looked back...
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Both Rosie and James are class acts who are actually better live than in the studio. If they come to a venue near you, get out there or you´re gonna miss something!
should be more popular and famous than she is...great talent,great singer...
Played this cassette A LOT in the car in the late 80’s
No hay nada mejor que la buena música
Years have gone by...you're older, I'm older...I still think you have the Talent, AND Good looks!!
I miss Texas and my old life so much. I'm laying here in my bed crying over my life that once was, now I'm an old cripple invalid. I used to know Rosie, and James Intveld has kissed me more than once. Now I just sit here alone with my memories, in pain.
She's beautiful, Even now that she's older , beauty always shines thro'
I had never seen this official video before. Loved this song when I first heard it on the radio in 1987 in Calgary, Alberta and finally found the 45 a couple years later, which I played to death. 20 years later (2007) I was asked to cut a rockabilly album (released 2011), and this version of this song was the inspiration and my very first choice of song I wanted to put on it. Nice to see the writer in this video as well, the young guy playing the guitar, James Intveld, who also sings harmony.
The memories of staying at my auntys house in Oldham when I was 7 in school holidays and she would play this and I would make her repeat it over and over again singing in the mirror with her hairbrush xxx the good old days x
@aviswhitehead5773
6 жыл бұрын
AH. THANKS ZARA FOR PLAYING THAT FOR ME. (HOW CAN I EVER FORGET IT????) YOU WOULDNT LET ME TURN IT OFF. YOU WAS WITH ME WHEN I BOUGHT IT FROM THAT RECORD SHOP UP THE ARCADE IN OLDHAM. I HAD NEVER HEARD OF HER B4 THAT. WE ALSO PLAYED IT IN THE CAR GOING UP AND DOWN THE M6 TO YOUR MUMS. YES THEY WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS. I STILL HAVE THAT LP SOMEWHERE. MY LOVE ALWAYS AUNTY AVIS.XXXXX
@danagreg
6 жыл бұрын
ZAR3333 1
This is soooo Texas. I love it.
HAPPY (65th) BIRTHDAY, ROSIE!!! ROSIE FLORES (born September 10, 1950) She is a rockabilly and country music artist
Nicely Done 🎉
She is not only a great singer, but she is also a really smart guitarist. The womanl can rock! How many other female hillbilly singers can swing an axe like that? NONE.... that's how many.
I was in love in 1987 and I'm still in love.
Great video - it amazes me how videos like this, and some of Dwight Yoakam's, were never preserved by the record label. Or were and just hidden away. Some of the videos on Dwight's official channel are TV captures. I fixed your video. Just cut the opening few frames. A simple cut that left the rest of the file clean and untouched so there was no loss of quality. It's too big to email though....
She's opening for Reverend Horton Heat in Austin tonight! I've got two tickets.
@user-xi9oe8yw6v
5 жыл бұрын
@ JKH Nice! Reverend Horton Heat & the lovely Rosie Flores...now that there sounds like my kinda shindig! ✌😎
Forget him, Rosie...come home with ME!!!...
awesome
How could anyone Leave a Gal such as Rosie...??? So why is she "cryin"???
Great video - Song written by James Intveld
nice !
Sounds like Patsy or Loretta, but with a Tele!
back in the days...way back in the days...she and Dwight Yoakam were the best two on the scene in L.A., and Dwight's career took off and hers did not right about the time this album came out. Knowing something about the entertainment industry, I cannot help thinking there must have been some way in which she did not play ball the way she was supposed to in order to become more of a massive commercial success. There is a price you have to pay to get there...something which never gets talked about...but those performers who achieve massive commercial success, they do not get there without compromising something which perhaps she never would... I do not know this, but it would be my best guess as to why she never became one of the obscenely rich people who cash in on the biggest commercial success... I ..mean, listen to that VOICE, and that energy, and those licks on the guitar, you will not find the reason for the lack of greater commercial success there...on the contrary.
Adore Rosie but ixnay on the hair.
she was always much better in person than recorded or on video...otherwise, she would have been a much more massive success. back in the days, she and dwight oakam were playing the same little sawdust on the dance floor clubs in l.a....and dwight took off and never looked back...
She deserves better from the country crowd.
Doh! Fumblefingered the dis button. Lo siento!
nice !