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Because You Believed in Me / Beautiful Country by Gene Watson (CD, 2005)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelHux, Hux Records

UPC0682970000725

eBay Product ID (ePID)7046068923

Product Key Features

Release Year2005

FormatCD

GenreCountry

ArtistGene Watson

Release TitleBecause You Believed in Me / Beautiful Country

Dimensions

Item Height0.41 in

Item Weight0.21 lb

Item Length5.45 in

Item Width4.99 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks20

Number of Discs1

TracksBecause You Believed in Me, If I'm a Fool for Leaving, Bitter They Are Harder They Fall, When My World Left Town, Sorry Willie, How Good a Bad Woman Feels, Her Body Couldn't Keep You Off My Mind, I Fell Apart, Hey Louella, And Then You Came Along, Old Man and His Horn, Cowboys Don't Get Lucky All the Time, I Won't Be Sleeping Alone, Hey Barnum and Bailey, I'd Love to Live with You Again, I Don't Need a Thing at All, Raining in Dallas, It Don't Hurt Me Half As Bad, I Knew We Could Never Love for Long, He Little Thinged Her Out of My Arms

NotesBetween his major label debut on Capitol Records in 1975 & the present day, Gene Watson has excelled with his traditional slant on country music and has enjoyed several hit singles on the Country charts. Watson is a singer in country music's grand tradition & has the skill to give powerful vocal performances and draw all the emotion from his selected material effortlessly. In 1976, Watson released his second LP on the Capitol label, Because You Believed in Me, the title track of which was a Top 20 hit single. Beautiful Country, released the following year, included the hit singles 'The Old Man & His Horn', 'I Don't Need a Thing at All', and 'Cowboys Don't Get Lucky All the Time', which was a hit in 1978. This latter song also appeared on the soundtrack of the Sam Peckinpah movie 'Convoy'. The two albums on this CD are drawn from the most commercially successful period of his career and capture Watson in his prime. Both released here on CD for the first time. Hux. 2005.