Gene Watson Reflections & Should I Come Home

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(2009/HUX) 20 tracks 1978/79 with 12 page booklet more

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Gene Watson: Reflections & Should I Come Home

(2009/HUX) 20 tracks 1978/79 with 12 page booklet

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Interpret: Gene Watson
Album titlle: Reflections & Should I Come Home
Label HUX
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0682970001012
weight in Kg 0.1

Watson, Gene - Reflections & Should I Come Home CD 1
01	One Sided Conversation	Gene Watson
02	Take Off Them Shoes	Gene Watson
03	Farewell Party	Gene Watson
04	Let's Give It Up Or Get It On	Gene Watson
05	For The Memories	Gene Watson
06	I Wonder How It Is In Colorado	Gene Watson
07	Pick The WIldwood Flower	Gene Watson
08	I Know What It's Like In Her Arms	Gene Watson
09	Mama Sold Roses	Gene Watson
10	I Don't Know How To Tell Her	Gene Watson
11	Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy)	Gene Watson
12	I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love..)	Gene Watson
13	Nothing Sure Looked Good On You	Gene Watson
14	That Evil Child	Gene Watson
15	Circle Driveway	Gene Watson
16	The Heart Of A Clown	Gene Watson
17	After The Party	Gene Watson
18	The Beer At Dorsey's Bar	Gene Watson
19	Bedroom Ballad	Gene Watson
20	Beautiful You	Gene Watson

Gene Watson US Country Artist A fully-fledged Texan, Gary Gene Watson was born in... more

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"Gene Watson"

Gene Watson

US Country Artist

A fully-fledged Texan, Gary Gene Watson was born in Palestine, Texas, on October 11, 1943, one of seven children of a sawmill worker and crop picker. He was raised in Paris, Texas, in a musical family and played his first professional gig at the age of 13. He quit school in the 9th grade to help support his family. In 1963, he moved to Houston, where he found daytime employment in car engine and bodywork repairs. During the evenings, his vocal style, with its slight nasal sound in the best country tradition, made him a very popular honky-tonk singer around the local clubs.

Gene Watson is sort of a itmus test o country fan-dom. To younger or casual fans, he is—at most—an old guy who used to have some hit records. Longtime hard-core country fans, however, revere Watson as one of the genre's truly golden voices, perhaps the best of Lefty Frizzell's many disciples. The man who enriched country music with such timeless classics as Paper Rosie, Nothing Sure Looked Good On You, Fourteen Carat Mind, The Old Man And His Horn and Farewell Party, has always had one of the warmest, most accessible voices in the country field. The one-time motor repairman, has been making music for close on 50 years, with an impressive 50 country chart hits to his credit, including 20 that have made the top ten. He still tours regularly across America and occasionally returns to the UK, where he is held in high esteem. (Alan Cackett)

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