Gene Watson Discography
'Between This Time & the
Next Time'
MCA Records
MCA5170 (1981)
'Between This Time & the Next Time' was released on the MCA Records label in
1981.
'Between This Time & the Next Time' discography information is
presented on this site for educational purposes only & no infringement of
copyright is intended.
About 'Between This Time & the Next Time'...
Overview
Having enjoyed a very successful five-year (1975-1980) career at Capitol
Records, Gene Watson joined the roster at MCA Records, but he did not rest
on his laurels.
Gene Watson's run of hit singles in the USA also continued with the release
of the 'Between This Time & the Next Time' album; the album yielded two hit
singles on the country music charts in the USA in 1981; the title track
reached No. 18, whilst 'Maybe I should have been listening' climbed to No.
23.
Gene Watson's first album for MCA Records showcased his fine talent for
selecting just the perfect song to record. The album also demonstrates Gene
Watson's respect for his fellow country music peers with the inclusion of
cuts by Ray Griff,
Dave Kirby, Tom T. Hall & Wynn Stewart.
'Between This Time & the Next Time' was produced by Russ Reeder &
Gene Watson for G-J Productions.
'Between This Time & the Next Time' was recorded at the Sound Emporium
Studios, Nashville (Recording & Mixing Engineer:
Jim Williamson).
'Between This Time & the Next Time' achieved a chart position of
No.38 on the Billboard Top Country Album Chart in
1981.
'Between This Time & the
Next Time'
MCA Records
MCA5170 (1981)
Track Listing
1 'Between this time & the next time'
Written by Ray Griff
Published by Blue Echo Music (ASCAP)
2 'I'm telling me a lie'
Written by Joe Eddie Gough & Rick Winston
Published by Little Ann Music (BMI)
3 'Maybe I should have been listening'
• *
Written by Buzz Rabin
Published by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)
4 'Come back home'
Written by Joe Allen & Dave Kirby
Published by Joe Allen Music Inc. (BMI)
5 'Three'
Written by Tom T. Hall
Published by Newkeys Music Inc. (BMI)
6 'Down here on my knees'
Written by Joe Allen & Dave Kirby
Published by Joe Allen Music Inc. (BMI)
7 'Even at it's worst, it's still the best'
Written by Buzz Rabin
Published by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)
8 'We got a bad thing going'
Written by Wayne Carson & Donn Tankersly
Published by Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc. (BMI)
9 'The look in baby's eyes'
Written by Ann J Morton
Published by Wiljex Publishing Company (ASCAP)
10 'I'm gonna kill you'
••
Written by Wynn Stewart RIP &
Jimmy Velvet
Published by Sound Barrier Music / After Dark Music Inc. (BMI)
'Maybe I should have been listening' (track indicated thus
•) was recorded by Clinton
Gregory & was included on 'If It Weren't for Country Music, I'd Go Crazy'
(Step One Records, 1991).
'If It Weren't for Country Music, I'd Go Crazy' (Step One records, 1991)
from Clinton Gregory also includes his rendition of 'Uncharted Mind', a
track which became the title track of Gene Watson's debut album for Step One
Records in 1993.
'Maybe I should have been listening' (track indicated thus
*) was originally recorded by
Jessi Colter as 'Maybe you should've been listening' & was included on
'That's the Way a Cowboy Rock & Rolls' (Capitol Records, 1978); 'Maybe you
should've been listening' was later included on Jessi Colter's 'Collection'
(Liberty Records, 1995).
Gene Watson recorded Jessi Colter's composition 'For the first time' &
included the track on 'Love in the Hot Afternoon'
(Capitol Records, 1975); 'For the first time' had originally been included
on 'I'm Jessi Colter' (Capitol Records, 1975).
'I'm gonna kill you' (track indicated thus
••) was recorded by
Wynn Stewart & originally included
on 'After The Storm' (Playboy Records, 1976).
'Between This Time & the
Next Time'
MCA Records
MCA5170 (1981)
Musician Credits
Acoustic & Electric Guitar: Harold Bradley
Bass: Joe Allen
Acoustic & Electric Guitar: Dave Kirby
Fiddle: Lisa Silver-Reynolds
Fiddle & Viola: Buddy Spicher
Steel Guitar: Sonny Garrish
Acoustic & Electric Piano: Hargus 'Pig' Robbins
Drums: Buddy Harman
Harmonica, Vibes & Rhythm Guitar: Charlie McCoy