Biografía:
El grupo de country-pop The Statler Brothers se formó en 1955 en Staunton, EE.UU. Sin ser en realidad hermanos, comenzaron como trío de iglesia que se transformó en un cuarteto vocal llamado Kingsmen. Cuando Johnny Cash les pidió que se fueran de gira con él, se cambiaron el nombre a The Statler Brothers. En 1966 triunfaron con el tema “Flowers on the Wall” y su álbum de debut del mismo año fue también bien recibido. El disco de 1967 “The Statler Brothers Sing the Big Hits” produjo 2 populares singles.
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Otras canciones:
- All American Girl
- Bed Of Roses
- Class Of '57
- Flowers On The Wall
- 1953 Dear John Honky Tonk Blues
- A Few Old Memories
- A Hurt I Cant Handle
- A Special Song For Wanda
- An Old Fashioned Christmas
- Are You Washed In The Blood
- Atlanta Blue
- Carry Me Back
- Class Of 57
- Do You Know You Are My Sunshine
- Do You Remember These
- Elisabeth
- Elizabeth
- Eve
- Every Time I Trust A Gal
- Have A Little Faith
- He Will Pilot Me
- Hello Mary Lou
- Holy Bible Old Testament
- How Are Things In Clay Ky
- Ill Go To My Grave Loving You
- In The Beginning
- In The Sweet By And By
- Just A Little Talk With Jesus
- Keep On The Firing Line
- King Of The Road
- Led Out Of Bondage
- Maple Street Memories
- Medals And Sweet Memories
- Moments To Remember
- More Than A Name On The Wall
- New York City
- Noah Found Grace In The Eyes Of The Lord
- Ruthless
- Samson
- Small Small World
- So Mary Could Make It Home
- Some I Wrote
- Song Of David
- Song Of Solomon
- Take My Hand Precious Lord
- Thank You World
- The Ballad Of Billy Christian
- The Class Of 57
- The Dreamer
- The Fourth Man
- The King Is Coming
- The Ten Commandments
- Theres A Man In Here
- This Old House
- Too Many Rivers
- Whatever Happened To Randolph Scott
- When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder
- Who Do You Think
- You Cant Have Your Kate And Edith Too
- You Dont Wear Blue So Well
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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One thing was never known
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I sacrificed my back lot average
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