Connie Hall - We Don't Have Much In Common Anymore video free download
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Uploaded: 2011/02/16
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8 years ago
2packs4sure
Recorded 4 September 1962 Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN– Connie Hall (unknown musicians. Producer: Owen Bradley)She must have had friends in high places at Decca because they didn't skimp in the studio from 61' - 63'. They tried.I've read a lot of positive reviews of Connie since i found her a couple days ago and i love her, but technically she's terrible.Here's a lineup from an early Connie Hall Decca session Connie Hall (Connie Hall [vcl], Grady Martin [ld gt], Ray Edenton [rh gt], Pete Drake [steel], Harold Bradley [bass gt], Bob Moore [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)They tried.........10 years ago
caseyboy132003
Because so called country radio today is run by idiots who have no clue what country music is!!10 years ago
dvdman49
Thanks for the comment and the listen! Connie had a few hits in the 1960's then barely heard of afterward by Disc Jockey who played the hottest new stars as Loretta Lynn Tammy Wynette and Connie Smith, plus her records label Decca didn't try to help much, sad!10 years ago
joe crawford
Classic country. First time I ever heard this singer - why?11 years ago
PAPERMAN255
a wonderful singer love her voice and style many thanks for upload11 years ago
