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This song reminded the last tragedy in Soma-Turkey which resulted in 301(official) deaths.Faith of miners is the same all over the World.
Frankie Laine - Sixteen Tons free for downloading
- Artist: Frankie Laine
- Song: Sixteen Tons
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 02:28
- Filesize: 5.8MB
- Kbps: 320Kbps
- Date: 2020-03-23
- Who Added: MrMert 7
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Оксана дрк
Times change, back in the 50's and before if a song was on the way to being a hit, every record company would put out there own record of it. That why there was many hits of the same song. Frankie recorded this before ernie's was such a big hit. But before it hit the market the record was a blockbuster. So Columbia pulled it back and only put it out in
the UK where Ernie wasn't well known and Frankie's version was a top 10 recording.
Μαντώ Χαντζή
This song brings back memories of my childhood Sundays
bohemianwriter1
Frankie's singles version was good, but I think this one of two songs that someone else did better than he did. That's the reason I think Columbia never issued it. The other song was "The Wayward Wind" Both Gogi's and Tex Ridder's version was better than his.
Zena Herbert
Great cover of the original !!!
Juan Alfonso Lara
I am from Chile And all songs from Krankie were available , but out of the blues we did not herd any more from him.this was 1960.
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
Awesome
henrygoca
Oh man, you're breakin' my heart! So true! No one learns and it's like everyone can't wait to bring on those sorrowful times again. It's like no one ever learns what the rich are like.
Kraft Oliver
I listened to this song a lot when i was 10 not dreaming i would work 33 years for Peabody Coal under ground mines
Thrall079
No Ford did record it first and at the first sign that it was going to be a hit, Columbia rushed Frankie into the studio for his cover.
But before it went on the market Ford's was such a big hit they desided not to compete.
Yes Ford did do a better job on it. But Ford went head to head with Frankie on two other songs and lost by wide margins.
puppydog2019
I well remember this one on the Philips label here in the UK. I think it was about 1955. We also had Tennessee Ernie Ford's version on Capitol. Both brilliant in their own different ways. F.L. made re-recordings of it but I don't think he came anywhere near this original version. The tempo and arrangement were very well done, the later versions I've heard sounded rushed.
Алексей Сергеев
Another day older and deeper in debt.