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I'm not a big Glen Campbell fan but I've always liked this song. Performed live on the Smothers Brothers show. PLEASE NOTE: This is posted as a tribute to the artist. If there is a copyright issue, please notify me and it will be promptly deleted

Where is Liz Lemon?

From the Creators of "Must Love Jaws" and "10 Things I Hate About Commandments" comes the best f@#cking movie of the year!

Performing "Falling Slowly" on David Letterman September 10th, 2007

Ricky Roma all but destroys Williamson after the latter screws up Roma's big sale. One of the two great scenes from Glengarry Glen Ross, and one of Pacino's best monologues.

In a timeout in Boston vs. Portland glen big baby davis cries and throws a hissy fit after garnett yells at him for playing poorly

The band Survivor parodies their song "Eye of the Tiger" while following a man named Glen on his way to work.

Glen Hansard (of The Frames) & Marketa Irglova perform "Falling Slowly" live in Chicago. " The song is featured in the film "Once." The film, starring Hansard and Irglova and directed by John Carney, won the World Cinema Audience Award for Dramatic Film at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and is currently enjoying a successful worldwide release.

In a startingly surreal sequence from Ed Wood's 1953 film "Glen or Glenda?" Glen (Played by Wood himself) battles his other transvestite self as Bela Lugosi overlooks. To cap it all off is the most famous scene in the movie when Dolores Fuller hands Ed her Angora Sweater...Wonderful! Art through sheer incompetence! Parts of it remind me of the work of David Lynch or even Bunuel!!!

A tribute to the great Glen Velez. Here he is playing a Remo frame drum. Fantastic stuff!

In Glengarry Glen Ross, Alec Baldwin plays the character Blake, almost earning Baldwin an Oscar for the role. The salestalk presented is one of the finest ever, allthough sarcastic, it contains the foundations of a well meditated salesmen.

From the Czech movie 'Kráska v nesnázích' (Beauty in Trouble). 2006 Lyrics: Are you sleeping? Still dreaming? Still drifting off alone... I'm not leaving with this feeling So you'd better best be told And how in the world did you come To be such a lazy love? It's so simple, and fitting The path that you are on We're not talking, there's no secrets There's just a note that you have gone And all that you've ever owned Is packed in the hall to go And how am I supposed to live without you? A wrong word said in anger and you were gone I'm not listening for signals It's all dust now on the shelf Are you still working? Still counting? Still buried in yourself? And how in the world did we come To have such an absent love? And how am I supposed to live without you? A wrong word said in anger and you were gone And how am I supposed to live without anyone? And how in the world did you come To be such a lazy love? And where did you go?

Gentle On My Mind By Glen Campbell

A video preview of the new album "Meet Glen Campbell" In stores August 19th.

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05. 04. 2007 Glen Hansard singing acoustic version of Say it to Me Now during the Once screening at the Regent Theatre, Toronto.

The 36th of my Reenactment Series. This is a great scene; probably my favorite out of your choices, everyone. Stay tuned in a few days for #4: V for Vendetta.

Glen Campbell performing "Wichita Lineman"

Video clips from ONCE set to the song "Falling Slowly."

I don't know you But I want you All the more for that Words fall through me And always fool me And I can't react And games that never amount To more than they're meant Will play themselves out Take this sinking boat and point it home We've still got time Raise your hopeful voice you have a choice You've made it now Falling slowly, eyes that know me And I can't go back Moods that take me and erase me And I'm painted black You have suffered enough And warred with yourself It's time that you won Take this sinking boat and point it home We've still got time Raise your hopeful voice you had a choice You've made it now Take this sinking boat and point it home We've still got time Raise your hopeful voice you had a choice You've made it now Falling slowly sing your melody I'll sing along

Original video clip

"Live aus dem Alabama" (BR3, German TV)

Glen Campbell sings his 1977 number one single from the country and pop charts. Jerry Reed joins Glen onstage.

Film - Once Track - Lies by Glen Hansard

Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell singing a medley of songs including "I've Been Everywhere", "By the Time I Get to Phoenix", "Galveston", "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Abilene". This aired on July 12th, 1969.