Artist
Gene Watson
Personb. 1943 · Palestine, United States, United States
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Bio
Gene Watson is an American country singer born October 11, 1943, in Palestine, Texas. He rose to prominence in the 1970s with a series of honky-tonk and traditional country hits, including the signature song "Farewell Party." Known for his distinctive baritone voice and emotional delivery, Watson has maintained a career spanning over five decades, releasing numerous albums in the classic country and country gospel styles.
Popular tracks
- 12:34
Fourteen Carat Mind
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- 24:03
Farewell Party
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- 33:57
Paper Rosie
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- 43:19
Love In The Hot Afternoon
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- 52:33
Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy)
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- 62:39
Raisin' Cane In Texas
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- 73:42
Nothing Sure Looked Good On You
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- 82:44
Got No Reason Now For Goin' Home
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- 94:01
When a Man Can't Get a Woman off His Mind
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- 102:22
Pick The Wildwood Flower
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- 112:28
You're Out Doing What I'm Here Doing Without
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- 124:07
The Old Man And His Horn
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Albums
Old Loves Never Die
Album · 1981
Reflections
Album · 1978
Love In The Hot Afternoon
Album · 1975
Should I Come Home
Album · 1979
Paper Rosie
Album · 1977
Gene Watson's Beautiful Country
Album · 1977
No One Will Ever Know
Album · 1980
Real. Country. Music.
Album · 2016
Heartaches, Love & Stuff
Album · 1984
Sometimes I Get Lucky
Album · 1983
This Dream's On Me
Album · 1982
Memories to Burn
Album · 1985