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contained two topical covers key to Rogers’ career. The despondent title track, which was written by Mel Tillis, is about a paralyzed veteran of a “crazy Asian war” (either Korean or Vietnam) who grows inflamed and paranoid that his young wife is fixing to step out with suitors....
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Songs remain sensitive to human experience, Mel Tillis says. (Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers)Rush, Diane Samms
Mel Tillis, "I Got the Hoss" Cover Art MCA Mel Tillis, "I Got the Hoss" This Top 5 for Mel Tillis is not referring to horse tack or anything equine."I got the horse and she got the saddle / We like to ride side by side / I got the horse and she got the saddle / Together...
Originally written about the Korean War (by Country Music Superstar M-M-MEL TILLIS), the song tapped in to all the focus pertaining to what was going on in Viet Nam at the time and struck a nerve with the youth of America, returning KENNY ROGERS AND THE FIRST EDITION to The National ...
The following year, he recorded Mel Tillis and Danny Dills Detroit City, which became his second straight single to make both the country and pop charts. Bare followed up the single with a traditional folk song, 500 Miles from Home. It was another big hit for the singer, peaking in the ...
Comedian Bill Engvall was also born in 1957. So were Patty Loveless and Pam Tillis. 1956: Dwight Yoakam Jason Kempin, Getty Images 1956: Dwight Yoakam Additionally, Ron White and Suzy Bogguss were born in 1956. 1955: Reba McEntire
Mel Tillis wrote the song, and enjoyed a hit with it in 1976. But, the first artist to record the tune was Waylon Jennings, who showed his promise as a vocalist with this raw and bitter-edged performance that earned him a No. 12 ranking in 1967. Jennings’ version definitely influenced...
and Mel Tillis. It was first offered to singer George Jones, who turned it down (but who would later record it in 2005 for his albumHits I Missed … and One I Didn’t), and so ‘Detroit City’ was first recorded and made famous (as ‘I Wanna Go Home’) by Billy Grammer in ...