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Who sang the latest country version of you and bobby mcgee?
I am not sure who most recently did it, but Roger Miller was the first to ever record Me & Bobby McGee in 1969
Who sings the song Bobby B?
Songs containing the name Bobby include: Me and Bobby McGee Bobby Brown
Whom feeling good was good enough for in a 1971 1 song?
Feeling good was good enough for me, good enough for Me and my Bobby McGee. Me and Bobby McGee.....Janis Joplin, Kris Kristoferson,, and many more.
Who is the original singer of bobby mcgee?
Roger Miller, before Janis Joplin.
Who originally sang slip away?
clarence carter-1968
What is Salinas known for?
In the song, "Me and Bobby Mcgee", it's near where Kris (or Janice) let Bobby slip away.
Who wrote bobby sang the blues?
"Bobby sang the blues" is part of a line from "Me and Bobby McGee"."Me and Bobby McGee" is a song written by Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster.
Who sang the latest country version of you and bobby mcgee?
I am not sure who most recently did it, but Roger Miller was the first to ever record Me & Bobby McGee in 1969
Who sings you and billy mcgee?
"Me and Bobby McGee"??? was a hit for Roger Miller in 1969 and for Janis Joplin in 1971.
Who sings the song Bobby B?
Songs containing the name Bobby include: Me and Bobby McGee Bobby Brown
Did Reba McEntire ever sing you and Bobby McGee?
no she didn't
Whom feeling good was good enough for in a 1971 1 song?
Feeling good was good enough for me, good enough for Me and my Bobby McGee. Me and Bobby McGee.....Janis Joplin, Kris Kristoferson,, and many more.
1971 song lyric feeling good was good enough'?
Me & Bobby McGee
Who is the original singer of bobby mcgee?
Roger Miller, before Janis Joplin.
Me and Bobby McGee by Bobby Bare What Album and what year was it released?
This song can be found on the boxset titled The Mercury Years Part 2.
When was Slip Away created?
Slip Away was created in 2002.
1971 1 song feeling good was good enough for?
"Me And Bobby McGee" by Janis Joplin.
