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Only Willie is left of the Highwaymen. Post your favorite KK song or movie clip here.
See ya later, Kris. :(
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Wow, I liked him. Favorite would be, "Loving Her was Easier..."
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This was my favorite....
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Is he dead?
I am not familiar, but I will look them up. The guy in your picture however looks like an actor I have definitely seen before.
This is probably the first song he did that I noticed... Not his best but i always think of it when I think of him.
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Yes, he passed today at age 88.
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How old are you?
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Yet another personality from our past is gone.
You know you're getting old, when so many people you grew up with are passing away.
RIP Kris Kristofferson.
I still can't believe how old I am, and that I have a son who is 34.
Where did the time go?
You know you're getting old, when so many people you grew up with are passing away.
RIP Kris Kristofferson.
I still can't believe how old I am, and that I have a son who is 34.
Where did the time go?
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Yep, you're a youngster.
"Loving her was easier" is in mine top 5 songs of all time.
Ahhh, he was in the Blade series of movies and the Planet of the Apes reboot. I knew he looked familiar.
Composed by Kris Kristofferson, the 1970 country-rock ballad “For The Good Times” is an emotive plea for companionship and solace.
The melancholic yet uplifting melody is a reflection of Kristofferson’s own life at the time, lamenting lost love and offering hope for a brighter future.
The song’s rich lyrical content, combined with its memorable chorus, make it a timeless classic that has endured for generations.
Its gentle and soothing nature has made it a favorite of many country music fans.
RIP...
Oy! Sad. I liked many of his songs but “Silver Tongued Devil” was a good one.
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RIP KK
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Dang. I liked him. RIP Kris.
Truly a great song writer.
Most people attribute this song to Janice Joplin.
Most people attribute this song to Janice Joplin.
RIP
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That was!!
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Geesh, d marsh. I have a daughter older than you. I could be your mama. Ha!
Now we are getting into some OLD stuff!
Willie SUCKS, I have never liked him... stupid preserved druggy!
Never a big fan either, preferred Waylon or Asleep at the Wheel for the Texas sound.
The thing about KK. I always thought some of his songs would have sounded better sung by John Prine. Of course I'm a big Prine fan. But a few of KK's songs were a better fit for JP's style.
I liked the highwaymen music kk did.
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Oh sure he is, but I like him anyway.
Come on, Pearl, sing, "Whiskey River" with me, or "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain"
John Prine is pretty great. He could sing anything.
Come on, Pearl, sing, "Whiskey River" with me, or "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain"
John Prine is pretty great. He could sing anything.
Noooooo! Really NOT a fan in any way!!
I rode up the elevator to the Space Needle in Seattle with Kris. We did not talk, when he could see in my face that I recognized him, he just smiled. We were the only ones in the elevator, he held the door open, I said thank you.
A very long time ago "We Alaskans" would fly to Seattle twice a year to shop. All Alaskans stayed only at the Roosevelt Hotel.
I'll take "The Silver Bears"
A very long time ago "We Alaskans" would fly to Seattle twice a year to shop. All Alaskans stayed only at the Roosevelt Hotel.
I'll take "The Silver Bears"
