Glen Campbell's final interview - 02-10-12 - KTVT/CBS-11

A great man, and a great musician. It’s such a shame he was taken from us this way. 😢💜

He was arguably one of the best musicians and guitar players of all time

He had amazing precision and execution of notes on the guitar fingerboard. He didn't need distortion and processing to cover flaws like so many rock players today use. Every note was crystal clear and perfect. His right and left hemispheres worked together brilliantly.

I just cry. I watched my mom get consumed by Alzheimer's. She had learned to play piano at a young age and was our church organist for 50 years. When we moved her to a care facility, she would frequently sit down at the piano and play for as long as she liked. Over the span of a few years, she played less and less, eventually not playing at all, and not even knowing what the piano was or what it was for. Seeing Glen still playing and singing was unbelievable until the show that the teleprompter wasn't working. Had it not been for that, I would have thought he was remembering the lyrics as well as the guitar chords. Thankfully they got it fixed but there was nothing telling him how to play and I am still stunned at his ability to play considering how advanced the disease was. Ashley remained so composed as they did the farewell tour, guiding her dad gently along. The thing that made me laugh and still does is a clip from the video where Larry Gatlin says "who gives a rat's ass if he wanted to sing it a 2nd time??!!" after seeing a moment that Glen was going to start the song he'd just finished. I'm so glad I have been alive to see and hear him since the late 60's.

I love these snippets about Glen. My Dad has Dementia at almost 89. About 5 years ago he wanted to make amends with me. We did and it was the best Christmas ever. The following month he was diagnosed with Dementia. Love you Dad.❤🌈🦋🙏

A gentle man in gentler times, many years of fond memories from this great musician. RIP Mr. Campbell

Glen Campbell was so amazing. I saw him in Branson, Missouri in June of 2006. He had Andy Williams with him at the Andy Williams theater. Glen Campbell put on a 45 minute show and Andy Williams put on a 45 minute show which was awesome. R.I.P Glen Campbell!

Daughter looks just like her mom. I always give tribute to Glen when I play one of his songs

I remember watching his TV show as a kid with my parents who have since both died due to Alzheimer . It reinforced my deep appreciation for music. God bless you Glen!

Glen was stricken with Alzheimer's Disease and it is said he didn't recognize anyone in his last days. That's such a fearful, cruel thing to happen to someone, I hope they find a cure for it soon. Most senior citizens fear it, it is different than just senile dementia, because it kills! I always loved his voice and the kind of earthy songs he was famous for singing. RIP, Glen!

"My little girl". I love it. I feel the same way about my daughter.

Thank goodness the world was blessed with his music. What an honor to be alive during his music career and be able to enjoy his journey. You’ll be missed, Glen!

what a legend, he now is playing guitar with Elvis and all his friends who have passed on before. what a void he has left in the music world of today.

Thank God for you Kim. You helped him so much through his life. We all (True music loving folks) love your husband and are so grateful for the music he gave us.

Truly one of the greats! He was such a talented musician and I remember well his music and TV show. back when TV was entertaining. : )

Thank you Daniel for the nice family clip of Glenn and his lovely family ! Sure gonna miss ya. 😖💝💿🎸🎤🎸

Incredible talent,brave,much loved,and sorely missed.R.I.P. Glen,👏👏👏👏

What beautiful words to a Beautiful Song. "I"m Not Gonna Miss You."He had to say.

I thank God for Glen Campbell

Glen, you were the best! I was so lucky enough to see you live on your final tour of this Country England! and you were at your best miss you Glen God Bless RIP Love Nutty Nige xx