Musician, songwriter, and bandleader Bob Wills (March 6, 1905 – May 13, 1975)
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Musician, songwriter, and bandleader Bob Wills (March 6, 1905 – May 13, 1975)
Heartaches by the Number, The Octanes, feat. Jason Roberts, at Gunny's
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - Take Me Back to Tulsa (1941) Bob Wills / Tommy Duncan from: "Take Me Back to Tulsa" / "New Worried Mind" (Single)
Western Swing | Country and Western
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Personnel: Tommy Duncan: Lead Vocals Bob Wills: Fiddle / Backing Vocals | Spoken Word Leon McAuliffe: Pedal Steel Guitar Eldon Shamblin: Guitar Louis Tierney: Fiddle Son Lansford: Bass Gene Tomlin: Drums
Recorded: @ The WBAP Studio (Located in The Blackstone Hotel) in Fort Worth, Texas USA on February 26, 1941
Released: in March 1941 Okeh Records
Columbia Records Reissue: on July 15, 1946
Garbage Man Blues - Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
Tracklist:
The Sea • Jeremiah • Bells of Every Chapel • At The End Of The Rainbow • West Virginia Waltz • Silver Dollar • Far Away Across The Sea • Why'd Ya Do It • Give It Time • In Dreams • Made Like That • Whispering waltz
Have you listened to Long Time Coming by Sierra Ferrell (2021)?
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1951
A swing tune with a sense of ease and clever playfulness, where every moment lingers just right.