from 🎥 The Jason Coleman Show #58: Floyd Cramer and The Nashville Sound

Can't you hear the haunting voice of Gentleman Jim Reeves coming through the keys? Recorded in 1957, Four Walls is one of Jim Reeves' earliest & biggest hits, and one of his many iconic records to feature Floyd Cramer playing those high, gentle, but essential piano parts. (Listen through to the 2nd verse, you'll hear I'm doing my best to emulate Jim's low, crooning voice with my left hand, and Grandad's delicate piano notes with my right.)

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