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Glen Campbell - A Thing Called Love - 1967 Live - 1981 Glen Campbell appears on the U.K. talk show 'Parkinson' hosted by Michael Parkinson along with fellow guests Scottish comedian Billy Connelly and writer/actor Jeremy Lloyd. Glen talks about his love for musical instruments and then shows off a new guitar that he had a hand in designing before performing 'A Thing Called Love'.  is a country song famously performed by Glen Campbell, though it was originally written and recorded by his close friend and frequent collaborator, Jerry Reed, in 1967.  While the song has been covered by many legendary artists—most notably Johnny Cash, whose 1972 rendition became a massive chart-topping hit—Glen Campbell's performance of the song gained widespread attention during the early 1980s. Campbell frequently performed it live, including an iconic, fast-paced acoustic guitar masterclass alongside Jerry Reed on the Glen Campbell Music Show, which aired from 1981 to 1983.  Key Facts About the Song Songwriter: Written by Jerry Reed (1967).  Themes: The lyrics describe the invisible yet all-powerful nature of love, comparing it to the wind—unable to be seen or held, yet strong enough to bring the largest men to their knees and rule the human heart.  Glen Campbell's Versions: Beyond his famous 1980s television performances, Campbell recorded the song for various projects throughout his career, including his final studio album, Adiós (2017), as well as multiple live anthologies. Long before he became a household name as a country-pop superstar, Glen Campbell was one of the most elite session guitarists in music history as a core member of The Wrecking Crew.  During the 1960s, this loose collective of incredibly talented, Los Angeles-based studio musicians quietly backed the biggest artists in the world, defining the era's popular music and playing on hundreds of Top 40 hits. Because Campbell played by ear with impeccable instincts, he could hear a track once or twice and instantly elevate it with a spontaneous, memorable hook.  Key Highlights of Campbell's Time in the Crew: The Beach Boys Connection: Campbell's driving acoustic guitar rhythm was fundamental to the groundbreaking album Pet Sounds. He also played on classics like
Glen Campbell - A Thing Called Love - 1967 Live - 1981 Glen Campbell appears on the U.K. talk show 'Parkinson' hosted by Michael Parkinson along with fellow guests Scottish comedian Billy Connelly and writer/actor Jeremy Lloyd. Glen talks about his love for musical instruments and then shows off a new guitar that he had a hand in designing before performing 'A Thing Called Love'. is a country song famously performed by Glen Campbell, though it was originally written and recorded by his close friend and frequent collaborator, Jerry Reed, in 1967. While the song has been covered by many legendary artists—most notably Johnny Cash, whose 1972 rendition became a massive chart-topping hit—Glen Campbell's performance of the song gained widespread attention during the early 1980s. Campbell frequently performed it live, including an iconic, fast-paced acoustic guitar masterclass alongside Jerry Reed on the Glen Campbell Music Show, which aired from 1981 to 1983. Key Facts About the Song Songwriter: Written by Jerry Reed (1967). Themes: The lyrics describe the invisible yet all-powerful nature of love, comparing it to the wind—unable to be seen or held, yet strong enough to bring the largest men to their knees and rule the human heart. Glen Campbell's Versions: Beyond his famous 1980s television performances, Campbell recorded the song for various projects throughout his career, including his final studio album, Adiós (2017), as well as multiple live anthologies. Long before he became a household name as a country-pop superstar, Glen Campbell was one of the most elite session guitarists in music history as a core member of The Wrecking Crew. During the 1960s, this loose collective of incredibly talented, Los Angeles-based studio musicians quietly backed the biggest artists in the world, defining the era's popular music and playing on hundreds of Top 40 hits. Because Campbell played by ear with impeccable instincts, he could hear a track once or twice and instantly elevate it with a spontaneous, memorable hook. Key Highlights of Campbell's Time in the Crew: The Beach Boys Connection: Campbell's driving acoustic guitar rhythm was fundamental to the groundbreaking album Pet Sounds. He also played on classics like "I Get Around" and "Help Me, Rhonda". When Brian Wilson stopped touring in 1964 to focus entirely on studio work, Campbell was chosen as his temporary replacement to tour with the band live. A Sideman to Legends: He lent his expert six-string work to iconic recordings for Frank Sinatra ("Strangers in the Night"), Elvis Presley, Nat King Cole, Merle Haggard, Bobby Darin, and The Monkees. Studio Camaraderie & Income: Campbell loved the studio environment. In 1962, he could make $100 a night doing session work—vastly out-earning the grueling club gigs of the time—all while collaborating with the greatest players in the industry, like drummer Hal Blaine and bassist Carol Kaye. #glencampbell #wreckingcrew #guitarist #musician #countrymusic

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