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This is the clip of Glen which was used on the Kings of Country. Shown on BBC4 the other night.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLOShPRDyiE[/youtube]

Glen Campbell & sisters - Goodtime Hour Christmas

From the Goodtime Hour's Christmas show broadcasted in 1970: Glen Campbell's sisters sing "'Til There Was You". Glen then joins them for "Mr. Lee".

Thank you, "vanibat"! (See "vanibat"'s other newly posted videos, too, including Glen's performance as Elvis!)

That performance & show took place the same year I saw Glen & Debby perform together in Ocala, Fl during a HOT afternoon in June of that year. Glen was at at his peak during the show ending it with "Amazing Grace" on Bagpipes!

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Here's an AWESOME interview with Glen Campbell, an iconic song sung by GC that our Kentucky members will especially love, and "bed head" Glen....posted on YouTube by breautube, our forum friend, Hair:

Glen Campbell Sings "Kentucky Means Paradise" (Merle Travis)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCNhlXd-8bc[/youtube]

Back in 2008, also a documentary was made about Glen. Filmmaker George Dougherty produced 2 music videos for "Sing" and "These Days".

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBexPuk-qK8" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He also produced "the making of Meet Glen Campbell" which is still available on youtube.

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But besides that George worked on a documentary, in which he also interviewed Glen's brother Gerald and sister Jane for instance. He used to have 3 clips of this documentary on his own website, but that's gone now.

However, on vimeo part of it survives here:

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Here is a clip of Glen doing Galveston from the show I attended in Melbourne, FL back in 2012, Glen was in TOP form that night!!!!

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTZCdZmtJYM[/youtube]

Thanks Cowpoke, Both ways worked for me per your detailed instructions.

Hi Randy,
I guess my explanation about posting embedded youtube videos needs some more finetuning. In fact, you were almost there. There needs to be a youtube tag on each side of the youtube link, like this:
Now there are actually two ways to accomplish this. The first one is:

1. Paste the youtube link in your post
2. Select (or highlight) the youtube link
3. Hit the youtube button

The second one is:
1. Hit the youtube button (you'll notice that the cursor is now in between the two youtube tags)
2. Paste the youtube link

So, maybe the second one is better because it's less work! Please let us know if this works for you.

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Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me Movie CLIP - Mayo Clinic (2014) - Glen Campbell Documentary HD

Whew! I am glad I am not the only one that confused the link that we should use for embedding YouTube videos.

Here's what worked for me, Randy:

I copied the URL (in my browser) from the YouTube video's page (not the "share" link) and pasted it in my posting box.

Next, I highlighted the entire URL in my posting box and then clicked on the youtube icon located just above the posting box ( to the right of Font colour ).

The tags appeared, and then I clicked on Submit.

See if this works for you, okay?

Glen's performance in the vid you shared is outstanding! It seems impossible to move one's fingers that fast when playing guitar, but...we see it done before our eyes.

I appreciate the quote you shared, too. Who said that about Glen? I can't remember now...