Gene Watson Music
Gene Watson has been singing professionally since the late 1950s & has been a
country music (album) recording artist since the late 1960s.
Gene Watson's contribution to the country music genre is immeasurable & it is
here that you will find information about Gene's album releases between 1969 &
the present day.
Gene Watson steps into a recording studio & takes his place behind the
microphone. His magnificent voice, strong lyrical content & impeccable
musicianship combine, and magic happens.
'Love
in the Hot Afternoon' (Compilation)
Gusto Records GT-0597-2 (2005)
The 'Love in the Hot Afternoon' (compilation) album was released on the
Gusto Records label in 2005.
The 'Love in the Hot Afternoon' (compilation) album discography information is presented on this
site for educational purposes only & no infringement of
copyright is intended.
About 'Love in the Hot Afternoon'
(compilation)...
Album Sleeve Notes
'Gene Watson has been delivering what traditional country
music fans love to hear for over thirty years. One of the
songs that distinguishes Gene as of traditional country music's
great vocal stylists is his 1975 hit 'Love in the hot afternoon'. The song's steamy content was both innovative and
somewhat risqué when compared to most country songs that topped
the charts at that time.
Gene's talents as a singer soon
made him one of country music's top artists. He became
famous for a distinct, hard country sound all his own. In fact,
Gene is considered by many to the 'King' of the hard country
vocal stylists who started the hard vocal trend so prevalent in
country music today.
There is something really special about a
song by Gene Watson. Even the titles and lyrics of the
songs that Gene chooses to record are cleverly crafted to
provoke a deeper-than-average train of thought - and no one
sings them like Gene. Listen to 'All hat, no cattle' and
'You can't believe a thing I say'.
It's no wonder some of
country music's greatest artists are included among Gene
Watson's fans. Artists of stature such as George Strait,
Randy Travis,
George
Jones and
Marty Robbins (RIP) rank high on the list of bona fide Gene
Watson fans. That kind of following may say more about
Gene Watson's talent than anything else'.
Art Direction/Liner Notes: Chuck Young
Concept and Design: Moe Lytle

'Love in the Hot Afternoon' (Compilation)
Gusto Records GT-0597-2 (2005)
Track Listing
1 'Love in the hot
afternoon'
••
Written by
Kent Westberry &
Vince Matthews (RIP)
Published by
Songs of Polygram
International, Inc.
2
'I don't need a thing at all'
••
Written by Joe Allen
Published by
Joe Allen
Music,
BMI
3
'Simple minded heart'
•
Written by
Curt Ryle,
Mel Tillis Junior &
Donald Burns
Published by
Tillis Tunes, Inc.,
Carmen's Dream
Publishing, BMI
4
'All hat, no cattle'
*
Written by
Lee Bach, Billy Troy & Leroy Anderson
Published by
Tote-A-Note Music, BMI /
Balzac Music, SOCAN
5
'When there's not a tear left to my name'
*
Written by Billy Troy &
Bennie Boling
Published by
Tote-A-Note Music, BMI /
Killen Songs, Inc. BMI
6
'You can't believe a thing I say'
*
Written by
Don Miller &
Jamey Whiting
Published by
Songmaker Music, ASCAP /
Songpeddler Music, BMI
7
'The man that broke your heart'
••
Written by
Billy Joe Foster,
Tommy Collins (RIP) &
Gene Pistilli
Published by
Golden Hook Music /
Little Ann Music, BMI,
Hi Falutin Music ASCAP
8
'Old porch swing'
*#
Written by Joe Allen & Charlie Williams (RIP)
Published by
Joe Allen Music, BMI /
Green Harbor Music, BMI
9
'You pushed me to the limit'
••
Written by
Ray Pennington
Published by
Almarie Music, BMI
10
'Where I'm concerned'
••
Written by
Ray Pennington
Published by
Almarie Music, BMI
'Simple
Minded Heart' (track indicated thus
•)
was originally included on the 'Uncharted
Mind' album, which was released on Step One Records in 1993.
'Love
in the hot afternoon', 'I don't need a thing at all',
'The man that broke your heart',
'You pushed me to the limit'
&
'Where I'm concerned' (tracks
indicated thus
••)
were originally included on 'The
Good Ole Days' album, which was released on Step One
Records in 1996.
'All hat, no cattle',
'When there's not a tear left to my name',
'You can't believe a thing I say'
&
'Old porch swing' (tracks
indicated thus *)
were originally included on the 'A
Way to Survive'
album, which was released on Step One Records in 1997.
'Old
porch swing' (track
indicated thus #)
was originally included on the 'In
Other Words' album, which was released on Broadland Records/Mercury
Canada in 1992.
Gene Watson's Albums...
Select the album of your choice from the list below
Gene Watson
Love in the Hot
Afternoon
Because You
Believed in Me
Paper Rosie
Beautiful
Country
The Best of Gene
Watson
Reflections
Should I Come
Home
No One Will Ever
Know
The Best of Gene
Watson Volume 2
Between This
Time & The Next Time
Old Loves Never
Die
This Dream's on
Me
Sometimes I Get
Lucky
Heartaches, Love
& Stuff
Little by Little
Texas Saturday
Night
Memories to Burn
Greatest Hits
Starting New
Memories
Honky Tonk Crazy
Back in the Fire
Gene Watson's
Greatest Hits
At Last
In Other Words
Uncharted Mind
Best of Gene
Watson
The Good Ole
Days
Jesus is All I
Need
A Way to Survive
Eighteen
Greatest Hits
From the Heart
Ultimate
Collection
Love in the Hot
Afternoon & Paper Rosie
Gene
Watson...Sings
The Gospel Side
of Gene Watson
Gene Watson:
Then & Now
Because You
Believed in Me & Beautiful Country
Love in the Hot
Afternoon
Gene Watson: At
His Best
Gene Watson:
Gospel at its Best
In a Perfect World
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