Arkansas Farmboy: Written by Carl Jackson for Glen Campbell
Arkansas Farmboy: Written by Carl Jackson and sung by Glen Campbell...This was a song that Carl wrote specifically for Glen in the mid '70's...He and Glen were driving cross country in Australia when Carl wrote it. It is on Glen's final studio album, Adidos.
Видео Arkansas Farmboy: Written by Carl Jackson for Glen Campbell канала Robin and Carl Jackson
Видео Arkansas Farmboy: Written by Carl Jackson for Glen Campbell канала Robin and Carl Jackson
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