Biography:
James Hugh Loden (May 1, 1929 – February 22, 2016), known professionally as Sonny James, was an American country music singer and songwriter best known for his 1957 hit, "Young Love". Dubbed the Southern Gentleman, James had 72 country and pop charted releases from 1953 to 1983, including an unprecedented five-year streak of 16 straight Billboard #1 singles among his 26 #1 hits. Twenty-one of his albums reached the country top ten from 1964 to 1976.
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- Running Bear
- A Fool Such As I
- A Little Bit South Of Saskatoon
- A World Of Our Own
- An Old Sweetheart Of Mine
- Apache
- Baltimore
- Beg Your Pardon
- Big Hurts Come From Little White Lies
- Born To Be With You
- Building Memories
- Christmas In My Home Town
- Come On In
- Dont Keep Me Hanging On
- Endlessly
- First Date First Kiss First Love
- Heartaches
- How Many Times Can A Man Be A Fool
- I Gave My Love A Cherry
- I Need You
- Im Getting Gray From Being Blue
- Is It Wrong
- Jenny Lou
- My Christmas Dream
- Only Love Can Break A Heart
- Only The Lonely
- Pocket Full Of Mistletoe
- Pure Love
- Talk Of The School
- Uh
- Walk To The Dance
- When They Ring Them Golden Bells
- You Got That Touch
- Young Love
- Youre The Reason Im In Love
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Walk To The Dance:Sonny James.
Multi-artist album - Everybody Rocks -
on Capitol Records in 1958.
(This shoulda been up there with Young Love.)
INTRO: C Em F G7
#1.
C Em F C
Walk to the dance without the car..on my most
Em F C
important date so far.
Am F G7
Oh, oh, how could I ask an angel to walk to the
C Em F G7
dance?
#2.
C Em F C
Sometimes my folks are simply grand..and then
Em F C Am
again they don’t understand..that you can't ask
F G7 C F C C7
an angel to walk to the dance.
BRIDGE:
F C
When I called at the door my face felt red.
F C
But when I explained..this is what she said..
Am Em
'darling please don’t mind, I would like to walk.
F G7
We can count the stars, take our time, that’s all.
#3.
D# Gm G# D# Gm
All of a sudden a nightingale sang..and in the distance,
G# D#
chapel bells rang.
D# Cm G# A#7 D# Cm G# A#7
We fell in love on our walk to the dance.
OUTRO:
D# Cm G# A#7 D#
We fell in love, on our walk, to the dance.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
Multi-artist album - Everybody Rocks -
on Capitol Records in 1958.
(This shoulda been up there with Young Love.)
INTRO: C Em F G7
#1.
C Em F C
Walk to the dance without the car..on my most
Em F C
important date so far.
Am F G7
Oh, oh, how could I ask an angel to walk to the
C Em F G7
dance?
#2.
C Em F C
Sometimes my folks are simply grand..and then
Em F C Am
again they don’t understand..that you can't ask
F G7 C F C C7
an angel to walk to the dance.
BRIDGE:
F C
When I called at the door my face felt red.
F C
But when I explained..this is what she said..
Am Em
'darling please don’t mind, I would like to walk.
F G7
We can count the stars, take our time, that’s all.
#3.
D# Gm G# D# Gm
All of a sudden a nightingale sang..and in the distance,
G# D#
chapel bells rang.
D# Cm G# A#7 D# Cm G# A#7
We fell in love on our walk to the dance.
OUTRO:
D# Cm G# A#7 D#
We fell in love, on our walk, to the dance.
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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