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Warner Mack тексты песен
- All I Have To Offer You Is Me
- Alla My Love
- Another Mountain To Climb
- Answer Me My Love
- As Long As I Keep Wantin' (i'll Keep Wan
- Be Good To Your Neighbor Everyday
- Be Proud Of Your Man
- Biggest Part
- Blue Kentucky Boy
- Bridge Washed Out
- Bright Lights Big City
- Changin' Your Style
- Christie Christie
- Come On Home And Sing The Blues To Daddy
- Crazy Arms
- Crystal Chandeliers
- Don't Wake Me I'm Dreaming
- Don't Worry Bout Me
- Drifting Apart
- Fallen Leaves
- First Thing Ev'ry Morning (and The Last
- Four Walls
- Girl Like You
- Happy State Of Mind
- Have You Ever Been Lonely
- Help Me Make It Through The Night
- How Long Will It Take
- Hurt (is The Name Of The Game)
- I Can't Keep Away From You
- I Fall To Pieces
- I Get The Fever
- I Know How
- I Love You More Today
- I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water
- I'd Give The World (to Be Back Loving Yo
- I'll Come Running
- I'll Still Be Missing You
- I'm Gonna Move On
- I'm Living In Two Worlds
- I'm Not The Man I Used To Be
- I've Got A Feeling About You
- Is It Wrong (for Loving You)
- It Takes A Lot Of Money
- It'll Be Alright In The Morning
- It's Another World
- It's Been A Good Life Loving You
- Let Me Be The One
- Let's Get Back Down To Earth
- Live For The Good Times
- Love Hungry
- Million Thoughts From My Mind
- My Love For You
- My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
- Once A Day
- One Mile More
- Paper Mansions
- Rainin' In My Heart
- Rose Garden
- Satisfied Mind
- Searchin'
- Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On
- She Goes Walking Through My Mind
- Sittin' In An All Nite Cafe
- Sittin' On A Rock (cryin' In A Creek)
- Someday (you'll Want Me To Want You)
- Sunshine Bring Back My Sunshine
- Talking To The Wall
- Tell Me To Go (tell Me To Stay)
- Thanks A Lot
- That's What Life Is All About
- There Ain't No Woman Enough (to Take You
- Time Keeps Standing Still
- To Make A Man (feel Like A Man)
- Walk On By
- Way It Feels To Die
- Wedding Rings
- What's He Doin' In My World
- When The Walls Come Tumbling Down
- When We're Alone At Night
- Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass
- Wild Side Of Life
- Workin' Man Blues
- Yes There's A Reason
- You Are My Treasure
- You Make Me Feel Like A Man
- You're Always Turnin' Up Again
- You're The Reason
Warner Mack биография
If you added up all the weeks that Warner's recordings have been on the national music charts, it would total more than seven years. At age 29, his music career was virtually over, even though some of his biggest hits were still to come. A car wreck on the way home from a show date in Madison, Wisconsin changed his future, and forced Warner to cancel his contract with DECCA/MCA after a 19 year affiliation.
DECCA/MCA Producer Owen Bradley advised him that he would have to record or be dropped. He did not have the strength at the time to go on recording. It would be another 15 years before he returned to the studio and went back on the road. Warner says, "I know first hand life's direction can change in the blink of an eye." He still suffers bouts of pain, to this day, from the 13 surgeries he had to undergo as a result of the accident.
Warner is one of the few musicians actually born in Nashville. His parents were both Tennessee natives, and his father was a minister. When Warner was 9 years old, his parents moved the family (including Warner and his two sisters, Juanita and Dean) to Vicksburg, Mississippi.
His successes include 40 chart-busting hits, including such greats as "The Bridge Washed Out," "Talkin' to the Wall," Is it Wrong (for Loving You)," "Sittin' in an All Night Cafe," "Driftin' Apart," "After the Lights Go Out," and "It Takes a Lot of Money." The list goes on and on.
Warner wrote "Is it Wrong (for Loving You)" at the age of 13, after failed teenage romance. It stayed on the Billboard Magazine's Top Ten for 36 weeks and is on the album "The 30 Greatest Country Songs."
He performed more radio shows for the U.S. Air Force than any other Country Blues artist. In 1965 he was the first Country artist to record Coca Cola commercials worldwide. A leading music industry magazine ranked him 6th among all Country singers. He has received numerous awards for his recording accomplishments and song writing. In 1991 he was inducted into the American Academy of Country Music Hall of Fame. Many have copied his sound, but none have been able to duplicate his unique style. As a music row executive once stated, "There's only one Warner Mack." Country Music legend Mel Tillis says of Warner, "He just doesn't hit bad notes; he's a natural when it comes to singing."
Warner, a true "Son of the South," still resides in Tennessee, but looks forward to returning to his beloved Mississippi.
Warner Mack now records for Bridgewood Music, owned by Warner and his patron, Jim McLean. Warner says of his friend Jim, "I've known him for 36 years, and have the greatest respect for him. What a true friend he has been, always there--hot or cold, day or night."
Warner currently has two hit songs on SoundClick.com: "Bring Your Own Blues," (from the album "Dixie Vibrations") and "Pray for Your Country."
DECCA/MCA Producer Owen Bradley advised him that he would have to record or be dropped. He did not have the strength at the time to go on recording. It would be another 15 years before he returned to the studio and went back on the road. Warner says, "I know first hand life's direction can change in the blink of an eye." He still suffers bouts of pain, to this day, from the 13 surgeries he had to undergo as a result of the accident.
Warner is one of the few musicians actually born in Nashville. His parents were both Tennessee natives, and his father was a minister. When Warner was 9 years old, his parents moved the family (including Warner and his two sisters, Juanita and Dean) to Vicksburg, Mississippi.
His successes include 40 chart-busting hits, including such greats as "The Bridge Washed Out," "Talkin' to the Wall," Is it Wrong (for Loving You)," "Sittin' in an All Night Cafe," "Driftin' Apart," "After the Lights Go Out," and "It Takes a Lot of Money." The list goes on and on.
Warner wrote "Is it Wrong (for Loving You)" at the age of 13, after failed teenage romance. It stayed on the Billboard Magazine's Top Ten for 36 weeks and is on the album "The 30 Greatest Country Songs."
He performed more radio shows for the U.S. Air Force than any other Country Blues artist. In 1965 he was the first Country artist to record Coca Cola commercials worldwide. A leading music industry magazine ranked him 6th among all Country singers. He has received numerous awards for his recording accomplishments and song writing. In 1991 he was inducted into the American Academy of Country Music Hall of Fame. Many have copied his sound, but none have been able to duplicate his unique style. As a music row executive once stated, "There's only one Warner Mack." Country Music legend Mel Tillis says of Warner, "He just doesn't hit bad notes; he's a natural when it comes to singing."
Warner, a true "Son of the South," still resides in Tennessee, but looks forward to returning to his beloved Mississippi.
Warner Mack now records for Bridgewood Music, owned by Warner and his patron, Jim McLean. Warner says of his friend Jim, "I've known him for 36 years, and have the greatest respect for him. What a true friend he has been, always there--hot or cold, day or night."
Warner currently has two hit songs on SoundClick.com: "Bring Your Own Blues," (from the album "Dixie Vibrations") and "Pray for Your Country."