Biography:
Rodney J. Crowell (born August 7, 1950) is a American country music singer/songwriter who is considered to be part of both the alternative country and the mainstream country music camps. For three years he was part of Emmylou Harris' "Hot Band"; later he gained mainstream popularity as a solo performer with a series of critcally-claimed albums released during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Crowell was born in Houston, Texas to James Walter Crowell and Addie Cauzette Willoughby.
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- Come On Funny Feelin
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- It Dont Get Better Than This
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- Its Lonely Out
- Its Not For Me To Judge
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- Life Is Messy
- Long Time Girl Gone By
- Looking For You
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- Moving Work Of Art
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- On A Real Good Night
- Once In A While
- Past Like A Mask
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- Ridin Out The Storm
- Riding Out The Storm
- She Aint Going Nowhere
- She Loves The Jerk
- Shelter From The Storm
- Shes Crazy For Leavin
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- Soul Searchin
- Still Learning How To Fly
- Storm Of Love
- That Ol Door
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- The Faith Is Mine
- The Flyboy And The Kid
- The Long Journey Home
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Date: Tue, 23 Dec 1997 07:02:06 +0000 (GMT)
From: [email protected] (Rick L)
Subject: CRD: Viola An American Dream Rodney Crowell Chords/Lyrics
Rodney Crowell Viola An American Dream written by Rodney Crowell
Amos Garrett guitar
Emory Gordy bass
Hal Blaine drums
Glen D Hardin piano
Dr John organ/electric piano
Emmylou Harris acoustic guitar/vocals
D G
I beg your pardon momma what did you say
A D
My mind was drifting on a Martinque day
G
It's not that I'm not interested you see
A D
Augusta Georgia is just no place to be
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Just keep on talking momma I can hear
A D
Your voice it tickles down inside of my ear
D G
I feel a tropical vacation this year
A D
Might be the answer to this Hillbilly beer
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Viola an American dream
A D
We can travel girl without any means
D G
When it's as easy as closing your eyes
A D
And dream Jamaica is a big neon sign
SOLO
D G
Just keep on talking momma I like the sound
A D
It goes so good with that rain poring down
D G
I feel a tropical vacation this year
A D
Might be the answer to this Hillbilly beer
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Viola an American dream
A D
We can travel girl without any means
D G
When it's as easy as closing your eyes
A D
And dream Jamaica is a big neon sign
SOLO
From Rodney Crowell "Ain't Living Long Like This"
Warner Brothers Records 1978
Copyright Tressa Publishing Corp
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Date: Tue, 23 Dec 1997 07:02:06 +0000 (GMT)
From: [email protected] (Rick L)
Subject: CRD: Viola An American Dream Rodney Crowell Chords/Lyrics
Rodney Crowell Viola An American Dream written by Rodney Crowell
Amos Garrett guitar
Emory Gordy bass
Hal Blaine drums
Glen D Hardin piano
Dr John organ/electric piano
Emmylou Harris acoustic guitar/vocals
D G
I beg your pardon momma what did you say
A D
My mind was drifting on a Martinque day
G
It's not that I'm not interested you see
A D
Augusta Georgia is just no place to be
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Just keep on talking momma I can hear
A D
Your voice it tickles down inside of my ear
D G
I feel a tropical vacation this year
A D
Might be the answer to this Hillbilly beer
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Viola an American dream
A D
We can travel girl without any means
D G
When it's as easy as closing your eyes
A D
And dream Jamaica is a big neon sign
SOLO
D G
Just keep on talking momma I like the sound
A D
It goes so good with that rain poring down
D G
I feel a tropical vacation this year
A D
Might be the answer to this Hillbilly beer
G
I think Jamaica in the moonlight
A D
Sandy beaches drinking rum every night
D G
We've got no money momma but we can go
A D
We'll split the difference and go to Coconut grove
D G
Viola an American dream
A D
We can travel girl without any means
D G
When it's as easy as closing your eyes
A D
And dream Jamaica is a big neon sign
SOLO
From Rodney Crowell "Ain't Living Long Like This"
Warner Brothers Records 1978
Copyright Tressa Publishing Corp
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