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"Command" songs!
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Stand By Me--Ben E King
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Take it on the Run-REO Speedwagon
Beat It--Michael Jackson
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Lets Get It On-Marvin Gaye
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Get Down, Make Love-Queen
Let It Be Me - Jerry Butler
You were right on with your first pick - Tex Williams. Song writing credit goes to Merle Travis (and Tex); Williams first recorded the hit in 1947, and it was the first million seller for Capitol Records.Tom Wells said:Smoke Smoke Smoke (That Cigarette) Tex Williams 1968
(now who did the 1950's version...brain malfunction....also did "The Preacher and the Bear, etc.... Ohhhh...dAnGiT.
Phil Harris!
Never heard the 1947 Tex Williams version, but in his 1968 version, he mentions the earlier version and the fellow who "sang the cigarette song, and that young fella was me..."GridLeakBias said:You were right on with your first pick - Tex Williams. Song writing credit goes to Merle Travis (and Tex); Williams first recorded the hit in 1947, and it was the first million seller for Capitol Records.Tom Wells said:Smoke Smoke Smoke (That Cigarette) Tex Williams 1968
(now who did the 1950's version...brain malfunction....also did "The Preacher and the Bear, etc.... Ohhhh...dAnGiT.
Phil Harris!
Here is an early version, don't know the year but Tex is mighty young and Merle Travis is sitting to his right (plain white shirt). I have a copy of the 1947 recording somewhere, I'll IM you if I find it.Tom Wells said:Never heard the 1947 Tex Williams version, but in his 1968 version, he mentions the earlier version and the fellow who "sang the cigarette song, and that young fella was me..."GridLeakBias said:You were right on with your first pick - Tex Williams. Song writing credit goes to Merle Travis (and Tex); Williams first recorded the hit in 1947, and it was the first million seller for Capitol Records.Tom Wells said:Smoke Smoke Smoke (That Cigarette) Tex Williams 1968
(now who did the 1950's version...brain malfunction....also did "The Preacher and the Bear, etc.... Ohhhh...dAnGiT.
Phil Harris!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbKQklwNScA
Lay Lady Lay--Bob Dylan
Go! Go! Go! - Roy Orbison
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