Biography:
Richard Edward "Eddy" Arnold (May 15, 1918 – May 8, 2008) was an American country music singer who performed for six decades. He was a so-called Nashville sound (country/popular music) innovator of the late 1950s, and scored 147 songs on the Billboard country music charts, second only to George Jones. He sold more than 85 million records. A member of the Grand Ole Opry (beginning 1943) and the Country Music Hall of Fame (beginning 1966), Arnold ranked 22nd on Country Music Television's 2003 list of "The 40 Greatest Men of Country Music.
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Other songs:
- Crying In The Chapel
- Don't Ever Take The Ribbons From Your Hair
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- A Full Time Job
- A Heart Full Of Love
- A Little Heartache
- A Million Miles From Your Heart
- A Place In The Sun
- A Prison Without Walls
- A Sinners Prayer
- Afraid
- All Alone In This World Without You
- Answer Me My Love
- Anytime
- Baby Thats Living
- Be Sure Theres No Mistake
- Born To Lose
- Bouquet Of Roses
- Bundle Of Southern Sunshine
- But For Love
- C
- Calling Mary Names
- Cattle Call
- Chained To A Memory
- Christmas Cant Be Far Away
- Condemned Without Trial
- Cool Water
- Cowboy
- Cuddle Bugging Baby
- Did You See My Daddy Over There
- Dont Bother To Cry
- Dont Ever Take The Ribbons From Your Hair
- Dont Rob Another Mans Castle
- Easy On The Eyes
- Easy Rocking Chair
- Enclosed One Broken Heart
- Evil Tempt Me Not
- From Heaven To Heartache
- Goodbye
- Green Green
- He Hideth My Soul
- Here Comes Heaven
- Hows The Weather In Tennessee
- I Couldnt Believe It Was True
- I Really Dont Want To Know
- I Talk To Myself About You
- I Thank My Lucky Stars
- I Wanna Play House With You
- I Want To Be Sure
- I Want To Go With You
- Id Trade All Of My Tomorrows
- If I Had You
- If I Never Get To Heaven
- If The Whole World Stopped Loving
- If You Were Mine Mary
- Ill Have To Live And Learn
- Ill Hold You In My Heart
- Ill Love You More
- Im Gonna Lock My Heart
- Im Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
- Im Throwing Rice
- Im Walking Behind You
- In The Hills Of Tomorrow
- In The Misty Moonlight
- In Time
- It Comes And Goes
- It Makes No Difference Now
- It Took A Miracle
- Its A Sin
- Just A Little Loving
- Kentucky Waltz
- Leaning On The Old Top Rail
- Lets Make Memories Tonight
- Little Angel With A Dirty Face
- Little Sparrow
- Lonely Again
- Lovebug Itch
- M
- Make The World Go Away
- Mama Come Get Your Baby Boy
- May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You
- Me Too
- Mister And Mississippi
- Misty Blue
- Molly Darling
- Mommy Please Stay Home With Me
- Mothers Prayer
- My Daddy Is Only A Picture
- Old Faithful
- Older And Bolder
- On Top Of Old Smokey
- One Christmas Eve Long Ago
- One Kiss Too Many
- Other Side Of Lonely
- Please Release Me
- Rocking Alone In An Old Rocking Chair
- Roll Along Kentucky Moon
- Safe In The Arms Of Jesus
- Second Fling
- Seven Years With The Wrong Woman
- She Makes My Roses Grow
- Show Me The Way Back To Your Heart
- Somebodys Been Beating My Time
- Something Old Something New
- Song Of The Coo Coo
- Soul Deep
- Taking Chances
- Tears Broke Out On Me
- Tennessee Stud
- Texarkana Baby
- That Do Make It Nice
- That Little Boy Of Mine
- That Little Kid Sister Of Mine
- Thats How Much I Love You
- The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
- The Missouri Waltz
- Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
- Theres Been A Change In Me
- Theres No Wings On My Angel
- Theres Not A Thing I Wouldnt Do For You
- They Dont Make Love Like They Used To
- This Is The Thanks I Get
- Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again
- Till You Come Back Again
- Times A Gettin Hard
- Tips Of My Fingers
- To My Sorrow
- Turn Around Look At Me
- Turn The World Around
- Two Hearts Beat Better Than One
- Two Kinds Of Love
- Walk With Me
- Well Sing In The Sunshine
- What A Fool I Was
- What In Her World Did I Do
- What Is Life Without Love
- Whats He Doing In My World
- When Jesus Beckons Me Home
- When The Wind Blows In Chicago
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone
- Where Lonely People Go
- Where Well Never Grow Old
- Who At My Door Is Standing
- Why Should I Cry Over You
- Will Santy Come To Shanty Town
- Wondering What To Do
- Wooden Heart
- World I Used To Know
- Yesterday When I Was Young
- You Dont Know Me
- You Know How Talk Gets Around
- You Must Walk The Line
- You Still Got A Hold On Me
- Youre My Everything
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Tennessee Stud
Recorded by Eddy Arnold
Written by Jimmie Driftwood
Chord A with capo on 3rd fret to play along with youtube video.
Use the 'transpose' function here for your own vocal range/playing
style.
(Speak this intro gradually going into singing on ...the Tennessee stud part)
Well there never was a hoss like the Tennessee stud
V#1
G
Along about eighteen twenty five
F
I left Tennessee very much alive
G
And I never would got through the Arkansas mud
D7 G
If I hadn't been a-riding that Tennessee stud
V#2
I had me some trouble with my sweetheart's Paw
F
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw
G
I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fud
D7 G
Then I rode away on the Tennessee stud
Chorus:
F G
The Tennessee Stud was long and mean
C A7 D7
The color of the sun and his eyes were green
G F G
He had the nerve and he had the blood
D7 G
And there never was a horse like the Tennessee stud
V#3
We drifted on down into no man's land
F
And crossed that river called the Rio Grande
G
I raced my hoss with a Spaniard's foal
D7 G
Till I got me a skin full of silver and gold
V#4
Me and the gambler we couldn't agree
F
We got in a fight over Tennessee
G
We jerked our guns and he fell with a thud
D7 G
And I got away on the Tennessee stud
V#5
Well I got just as lonesome as a man could be
F
A-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee
G
The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue
D7 G
Cause he was dreaming bout his sweetheart too
V#6
We loped right back across Arkansas
F
I whooped her brother and I whooped her Paw
G
When I found that girl with the golden hair
D7 G
She was a-riding that Tennessee mare
Repeat Chorus:
V#7
Stirrup to stirrup and side by side
F
We crossed them mountains and the valleys wide
G
We came to big muddy and then we forded a flood
D7 G
On the Tennessee Mare and the Tennessee stud
V#8
There's a pretty little girl on the cabin floor
F
And a little horse colt laying on the floor
G
I love that girl with the golden hair
D7 G
And the Tennessee stud loves the Tennessee mare
Repeat Chorus and end:
Hear this fine, old fashioned ballad on youtube at;
http://youtu.be/nFJtD3y3n08
Recorded by Eddy Arnold
Written by Jimmie Driftwood
Chord A with capo on 3rd fret to play along with youtube video.
Use the 'transpose' function here for your own vocal range/playing
style.
(Speak this intro gradually going into singing on ...the Tennessee stud part)
Well there never was a hoss like the Tennessee stud
V#1
G
Along about eighteen twenty five
F
I left Tennessee very much alive
G
And I never would got through the Arkansas mud
D7 G
If I hadn't been a-riding that Tennessee stud
V#2
I had me some trouble with my sweetheart's Paw
F
One of her brothers was a bad outlaw
G
I sent her a letter by my Uncle Fud
D7 G
Then I rode away on the Tennessee stud
Chorus:
F G
The Tennessee Stud was long and mean
C A7 D7
The color of the sun and his eyes were green
G F G
He had the nerve and he had the blood
D7 G
And there never was a horse like the Tennessee stud
V#3
We drifted on down into no man's land
F
And crossed that river called the Rio Grande
G
I raced my hoss with a Spaniard's foal
D7 G
Till I got me a skin full of silver and gold
V#4
Me and the gambler we couldn't agree
F
We got in a fight over Tennessee
G
We jerked our guns and he fell with a thud
D7 G
And I got away on the Tennessee stud
V#5
Well I got just as lonesome as a man could be
F
A-dreaming of my girl in Tennessee
G
The Tennessee Stud's green eyes turned blue
D7 G
Cause he was dreaming bout his sweetheart too
V#6
We loped right back across Arkansas
F
I whooped her brother and I whooped her Paw
G
When I found that girl with the golden hair
D7 G
She was a-riding that Tennessee mare
Repeat Chorus:
V#7
Stirrup to stirrup and side by side
F
We crossed them mountains and the valleys wide
G
We came to big muddy and then we forded a flood
D7 G
On the Tennessee Mare and the Tennessee stud
V#8
There's a pretty little girl on the cabin floor
F
And a little horse colt laying on the floor
G
I love that girl with the golden hair
D7 G
And the Tennessee stud loves the Tennessee mare
Repeat Chorus and end:
Hear this fine, old fashioned ballad on youtube at;
http://youtu.be/nFJtD3y3n08
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