Gentle On My Mind by Tompall Glaser and The Glaser Brothers
Along with their own music, the Glaser Brothers were arguably the most revered backup singers in Nashville early in their career, performing on tracks from George Jones, Hank Snow, Claude King, Marty Robbins, and most notably on Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire.” All three brothers also wrote songs that would go on to become hits for other artists, with Jim writing the top 5 hit for Skeeter Davis, “What Does it Take,” and Chuck penning numerous songs for Hank Snow, and Johnny Cash’s “You Won’t Have Far To Go.” Tompall wrote Bobby Bare’s “Streets of Baltimore,” which became the Hall of Famer’s signature song.

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Donna Donna – Joan Baez (Classic Country Cover)

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