
1
I'm Sorry for You My Friend
2
Someone That I Can Forget
3
The Lady from the Country (Of Eleven Hundred Springs)
4
So Much for You, So Much for Me
5
All the Beer and All My Friends Are Gone
6
Four Letter Fool
7
High Inflation Blues
8
Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind
9
She's An Angel
10
She's Everybody's Woman, I'm Nobody's Man
11
Cowboys Ain't Supposed to Cry
12
She Finally Rocked You Out of Her Mind
13
Up to Now I've Wanted Everything But You
14
Misery Loves Company
15
Why Don't You Love Me
16
She Just Loved the Cheatin' Out of Me
17
No Deal
18
All I Can Handle at Home
19
Till I Stop Needing You
20
I Could Never Be Ashamed of You
21
Soft Lights and Hard Country Music
22
Darling, Will You Marry Me Again
23
Paper Chains
24
This Haunted House
25
If She Keeps Loving Me
26
That's What Makes the Juke Box Play
27
There's Nobody Home on the Range Anymore
28
Are We Making Love or Just Making Friends
29
A Wound Time Can't Erase
30
A Baby and a Sewing Machine
31
Love Is What Life's All About
32
A Ghost of a Chance
33
I Guess I Had a Real Good Time Last Night
34
Bic Flicking Baby
35
For Tears to Come
36
Two Lonely People
37
Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
38
Mom and Dad's Waltz
39
I Never Miss a Day (Missing You)
40
Yippy Cry Yi
Item UPC: 5013929800847
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Label: MORELLO
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Four albums from country legend Moe Bandy. One of the great exponents of Drinkin' and Cheatin' songs. Originally released during in 1977 and 1978 continued his successful mix with several of the new songs adding six chart hits to his repertoire. 'I'm Sorry For You My Friend', 'Soft Lights And Hard Country Music' and 'Love Is What Life's All About' appear for the first time on CD. Moe Bandy was born in Meridian, Mississippi, the same birthplace as Jimmie Rodgers who was a major influence along with Hank Williams. A believer in traditional country music, he started playing the honky tonks in and around San Antonio, Texas, and became one of the most popular and exciting country singers of the 1970s and 1980s having 51 chart hits between 1974 and 1989; he is still performing in his own theatre in Branson, Missouri. These albums accurately represent what he did on stage, always a mixture of new songs and classics that he'd learnt over the years.
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