Bobby Bare had a hit on this Harlan Howard song in 1966

All your favorite stars sing all your favorite songs at Country Road TV! It's free to sign up: https://crtvusa.com/BobbyBare “Streets of Baltimore” is a classic country song written by Tompall Glaser and Harlan Howard, first recorded in 1966. The song tells the bittersweet story of a man who moves to Baltimore to please the woman he loves, only to lose her to the bright lights and excitement of the city. With its poignant lyrics and simple, aching melody, it captures the heartbreak of sacrifice and disillusionment. The most famous early version was recorded by Bobby Bare in 1966, which became a hit on the country charts, though other artists—like Gram Parsons, Tompall Glaser himself, and later John Prine—also recorded memorable renditions. Parsons’ soulful 1973 version with the Flying Burrito Brothers helped introduce the song to rock and Americana audiences. “Streets of Baltimore” remains a timeless ballad, admired for its vivid storytelling and emotional honesty—hallmarks of classic country songwriting. #classiccountry #bobbybare #countrymusic