Gene Watson News Archive: February 2009
Read Archive News with regard to Gene Watson, his music &
his career from February 2009...
February 2009:
Saturday 28
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management,
Nashville & Bob Cannella at Upclose
Concerts, the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
Tickets for this spectacular show went on sale to the public on Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Thursday 26
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management,
Nashville & Bob Cannella at Upclose
Concerts, the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
Tickets for this spectacular show went on sale to the public on
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Wednesday 25
Today, the Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Music Row (Nashville's Music
Industry Publication) that Gene Watson's recent visit to the Country Music
Hall of Fame (on Friday 20 February 2009) to view the 'Gene Watson: Fourteen
Carat Voice' Exhibit has made the front page of the latest edition.
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Music Row, Nashville
February 2009:
Wednesday 25
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management,
Nashville & Bob Cannella at Upclose
Concerts, the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
Tickets for this spectacular show went on sale to the public on Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Tuesday 24
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Tuesday 24 February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Monday 23
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Monday 23 February 2009 & Tuesday 24
February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Sunday 22
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Monday 23 February 2009 & Tuesday 24
February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Saturday 21
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Monday 23 February 2009 & Tuesday 24
February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Friday 20
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Monday 23 February 2009 & Tuesday 24
February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Thursday 19
Today, the Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to announce, in association with Sarah
Brosmer at Lytle Management, Nashville & Bob Cannella at
Upclose Concerts,
the following news:
'It will be an amazing night!
On Thursday 11 June 2009 at 7.30pm, Country Music Hall of Fame member
Merle
Haggard & the incredible Gene Watson will be in concert at the Tri-Lakes Center in Branson, MO.
The Pre-Sale was scheduled to take place on Monday 23 February 2009 & Tuesday 24
February 2009 from 9.00am -
4.00pm CST; tickets could be purchased at the Tri-Lakes Center Box Office,
2527 State Highway 248, Branson, MO 65616, or ordered by phone with any major
credit card by calling (417) 336-0219.
When fans ordered tickets, they had to mention the V.I.P. Pre-Sale password
which was 'Superstars'.
Tickets for this spectacular show would not go on sale to the public until
Wednesday 25 February 2009.
And here's even more exciting news!
Ticket prices would be kept at the cost of what fans would normally pay to see
just one of these country music superstars; tickets would range in price from $35.00 to
$50.00.
Tell your friends about this blockbuster concert. Better yet, bring them
along! Merle always draws a huge crowd & Gene sold-out his November concert
in Branson, so don't delay in getting your tickets. We'll see you at the
show!'
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
Bob Cannella, Upclose Concerts
February 2009:
Wednesday 18
This wonderful piece appears in the February 2009 issue of the the UK's
highly respected Country Music People
magazine & is courtesy of David Allan who writes (naturally!) 'The David
Allan Column':
'You catch me this month in a happy, nostalgic mood. Over the years, many
well meaning folk have tried to persuade me that I really should give up the
notion that much of the really great country music lies in the past.
They say nothing lasts forever, times and trends change, and that's why the
Nashville sound and Americana is where it's at today. I do my best,
honestly, to go along with that and there's a lot I enjoy about the current
scene. A great deal in fact.
Then, just when I and my friend Jack Daniels are convincing ourselves that
the current Billboard country top twenty is a pretty cool affair, along
comes a whammy in the form of the re-release of four now classic albums of
the 60s and 70s on two must-have CDs.
My grateful thanks to Hux Records for letting me hear again - with all the
benefits of digital re-mastering - Charlie Louvin's 'Less and Less & I Don't
Love You Anymore (1965) and 'Lonesome is Me' (1966), as well as those two
classic Gene Watson sets, 'Reflections' (1978) and 'Should I Come Home'
(1979).
This really is awesomely good country music. Packed full of raw emotion -
just marvel at how Charlie wrings every teardrop out of 'Making plans' and
gasp at the sheer intensity of Gene's 'Farewell party'. Add to that a
sprinkling of humour and uncluttered backings featuring lashings of
plaintive steel guitar and lonesome fiddle and you've got a couple of
masterpieces in your hands! Mention should also be made of the meticulous
sleeve notes by CMP's Jon Philibert which get to the very heart and soul of
the music.
Here are two genuine country stars in top form. To these ears, it doesn't
really get much better than this and the sad thing is, of course, that there
are almost no outlets in the UK featuring this sort of classic country. 'No
demand for it' say the trendy young radio programmers.
Not true! There's a legion of knowledgeable country buffs out there who
appreciate the artists and the music of a less commercialised era. How
reassuring to learn that the 'new' Jim Reeves song, 'I'm a hit again', is
being played on radio stations across the rest of Europe thanks to colleague
Stuart Cameron's enterprising 'Hotdisc' service'.
The Hux Records '2-for-1' CD set featuring 'Reflections' (Capitol Records
SW11805, 1978) & 'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979) was
officially released on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
David Allan, 'The David Allan Column',
Country Music People, England
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
February 2009:
Tuesday 17
This wonderful piece appears in the February 2009 issue of the the UK's
highly respected Country Music People
magazine & is courtesy of David Allan who writes (naturally!) 'The David
Allan Column':
'You catch me this month in a happy, nostalgic mood. Over the years, many
well meaning folk have tried to persuade me that I really should give up the
notion that much of the really great country music lies in the past.
They say nothing lasts forever, times and trends change, and that's why the
Nashville sound and Americana is where it's at today. I do my best,
honestly, to go along with that and there's a lot I enjoy about the current
scene. A great deal in fact.
Then, just when I and my friend Jack Daniels are convincing ourselves that
the current Billboard country top twenty is a pretty cool affair, along
comes a whammy in the form of the re-release of four now classic albums of
the 60s and 70s on two must-have CDs.
My grateful thanks to Hux Records for letting me hear again - with all the
benefits of digital re-mastering - Charlie Louvin's 'Less and Less & I Don't
Love You Anymore (1965) and 'Lonesome is Me' (1966), as well as those two
classic Gene Watson sets, 'Reflections' (1978) and 'Should I Come Home'
(1979).
This really is awesomely good country music. Packed full of raw emotion -
just marvel at how Charlie wrings every teardrop out of 'Making plans' and
gasp at the sheer intensity of Gene's 'Farewell party'. Add to that a
sprinkling of humour and uncluttered backings featuring lashings of
plaintive steel guitar and lonesome fiddle and you've got a couple of
masterpieces in your hands! Mention should also be made of the meticulous
sleeve notes by CMP's Jon Philibert which get to the very heart and soul of
the music.
Here are two genuine country stars in top form. To these ears, it doesn't
really get much better than this and the sad thing is, of course, that there
are almost no outlets in the UK featuring this sort of classic country. 'No
demand for it' say the trendy young radio programmers.
Not true! There's a legion of knowledgeable country buffs out there who
appreciate the artists and the music of a less commercialised era. How
reassuring to learn that the 'new' Jim Reeves song, 'I'm a hit again', is
being played on radio stations across the rest of Europe thanks to colleague
Stuart Cameron's enterprising 'Hotdisc' service'.
The Hux Records '2-for-1' CD set featuring 'Reflections' (Capitol Records
SW11805, 1978) & 'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979) was
officially released on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
David Allan, 'The David Allan Column',
Country Music People, England
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
February 2009:
Sunday 15
This wonderful piece appears in the February 2009 issue of the the UK's
highly respected Country Music People
magazine & is courtesy of David Allan who writes (naturally!) 'The David
Allan Column':
'You catch me this month in a happy, nostalgic mood. Over the years, many
well meaning folk have tried to persuade me that I really should give up the
notion that much of the really great country music lies in the past.
They say nothing lasts forever, times and trends change, and that's why the
Nashville sound and Americana is where it's at today. I do my best,
honestly, to go along with that and there's a lot I enjoy about the current
scene. A great deal in fact.
Then, just when I and my friend Jack Daniels are convincing ourselves that
the current Billboard country top twenty is a pretty cool affair, along
comes a whammy in the form of the re-release of four now classic albums of
the 60s and 70s on two must-have CDs.
My grateful thanks to Hux Records for letting me hear again - with all the
benefits of digital re-mastering - Charlie Louvin's 'Less and Less & I Don't
Love You Anymore (1965) and 'Lonesome is Me' (1966), as well as those two
classic Gene Watson sets, 'Reflections' (1978) and 'Should I Come Home'
(1979).
This really is awesomely good country music. Packed full of raw emotion -
just marvel at how Charlie wrings every teardrop out of 'Making plans' and
gasp at the sheer intensity of Gene's 'Farewell party'. Add to that a
sprinkling of humour and uncluttered backings featuring lashings of
plaintive steel guitar and lonesome fiddle and you've got a couple of
masterpieces in your hands! Mention should also be made of the meticulous
sleeve notes by CMP's Jon Philibert which get to the very heart and soul of
the music.
Here are two genuine country stars in top form. To these ears, it doesn't
really get much better than this and the sad thing is, of course, that there
are almost no outlets in the UK featuring this sort of classic country. 'No
demand for it' say the trendy young radio programmers.
Not true! There's a legion of knowledgeable country buffs out there who
appreciate the artists and the music of a less commercialised era. How
reassuring to learn that the 'new' Jim Reeves song, 'I'm a hit again', is
being played on radio stations across the rest of Europe thanks to colleague
Stuart Cameron's enterprising 'Hotdisc' service'.
The Hux Records '2-for-1' CD set featuring 'Reflections' (Capitol Records
SW11805, 1978) & 'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979) was
officially released on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
David Allan, 'The David Allan Column',
Country Music People, England
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
February 2009:
Saturday 14
Today, Gene Watson fans received a Valentine's Day Card!
Receive a special greeting from Gene Watson
here!
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
February 2009:
Friday 13
Gene Watson was sending his fans a Valentine's Day Card a little bit early to
make sure they received it in plenty of time!
Receive a special greeting from Gene Watson
here!
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
February 2009:
Thursday 12
Gene Watson was sending his fans a Valentine's Day Card a little bit early to
make sure they received it in plenty of time!
Receive a special greeting from Gene Watson
here!
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
February 2009:
Wednesday 11
Gene Watson was sending his fans a Valentine's Day Card a little bit early to
make sure they received it in plenty of time!
Receive a special greeting from Gene Watson
here!
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
February 2009:
Tuesday 10
Gene Watson was sending his fans a Valentine's Day Card a little bit early to
make sure they received it in plenty of time!
Receive a special greeting from Gene Watson
here!
Source
Sarah Brosmer, Lytle Management, Nashville
February 2009:
Thursday 05
This wonderful piece appeared in the February 2009 issue of the the UK's
highly respected Country Music People
magazine & was courtesy of David Allan who writes (naturally!) 'The David
Allan Column':
'You catch me this month in a happy, nostalgic mood. Over the years, many
well meaning folk have tried to persuade me that I really should give up the
notion that much of the really great country music lies in the past.
They say nothing lasts forever, times and trends change, and that's why the
Nashville sound and Americana is where it's at today. I do my best,
honestly, to go along with that and there's a lot I enjoy about the current
scene. A great deal in fact.
Then, just when I and my friend Jack Daniels are convincing ourselves that
the current Billboard country top twenty is a pretty cool affair, along
comes a whammy in the form of the re-release of four now classic albums of
the 60s and 70s on two must-have CDs.
My grateful thanks to Hux Records for letting me hear again - with all the
benefits of digital re-mastering - Charlie Louvin's 'Less and Less & I Don't
Love You Anymore (1965) and 'Lonesome is Me' (1966), as well as those two
classic Gene Watson sets, 'Reflections' (1978) and 'Should I Come Home'
(1979).
This really is awesomely good country music. Packed full of raw emotion -
just marvel at how Charlie wrings every teardrop out of 'Making plans' and
gasp at the sheer intensity of Gene's 'Farewell party'. Add to that a
sprinkling of humour and uncluttered backings featuring lashings of
plaintive steel guitar and lonesome fiddle and you've got a couple of
masterpieces in your hands! Mention should also be made of the meticulous
sleeve notes by CMP's Jon Philibert which get to the very heart and soul of
the music.
Here are two genuine country stars in top form. To these ears, it doesn't
really get much better than this and the sad thing is, of course, that there
are almost no outlets in the UK featuring this sort of classic country. 'No
demand for it' say the trendy young radio programmers.
Not true! There's a legion of knowledgeable country buffs out there who
appreciate the artists and the music of a less commercialised era. How
reassuring to learn that the 'new' Jim Reeves song, 'I'm a hit again', is
being played on radio stations across the rest of Europe thanks to colleague
Stuart Cameron's enterprising 'Hotdisc' service'.
The Hux Records '2-for-1' CD set featuring 'Reflections' (Capitol Records
SW11805, 1978) & 'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979) was
officially released on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
David Allan, 'The David Allan Column',
Country Music People, England
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
February 2009:
Monday 02
This wonderful piece appeared in the February 2009 issue of the the UK's
highly respected Country Music People
magazine & was courtesy of David Allan who writes (naturally!) 'The David
Allan Column':
'You catch me this month in a happy, nostalgic mood. Over the years, many
well meaning folk have tried to persuade me that I really should give up the
notion that much of the really great country music lies in the past.
They say nothing lasts forever, times and trends change, and that's why the
Nashville sound and Americana is where it's at today. I do my best,
honestly, to go along with that and there's a lot I enjoy about the current
scene. A great deal in fact.
Then, just when I and my friend Jack Daniels are convincing ourselves that
the current Billboard country top twenty is a pretty cool affair, along
comes a whammy in the form of the re-release of four now classic albums of
the 60s and 70s on two must-have CDs.
My grateful thanks to Hux Records for letting me hear again - with all the
benefits of digital re-mastering - Charlie Louvin's 'Less and Less & I Don't
Love You Anymore (1965) and 'Lonesome is Me' (1966), as well as those two
classic Gene Watson sets, 'Reflections' (1978) and 'Should I Come Home'
(1979).
This really is awesomely good country music. Packed full of raw emotion -
just marvel at how Charlie wrings every teardrop out of 'Making plans' and
gasp at the sheer intensity of Gene's 'Farewell party'. Add to that a
sprinkling of humour and uncluttered backings featuring lashings of
plaintive steel guitar and lonesome fiddle and you've got a couple of
masterpieces in your hands! Mention should also be made of the meticulous
sleeve notes by CMP's Jon Philibert which get to the very heart and soul of
the music.
Here are two genuine country stars in top form. To these ears, it doesn't
really get much better than this and the sad thing is, of course, that there
are almost no outlets in the UK featuring this sort of classic country. 'No
demand for it' say the trendy young radio programmers.
Not true! There's a legion of knowledgeable country buffs out there who
appreciate the artists and the music of a less commercialised era. How
reassuring to learn that the 'new' Jim Reeves song, 'I'm a hit again', is
being played on radio stations across the rest of Europe thanks to colleague
Stuart Cameron's enterprising 'Hotdisc' service'.
The Hux Records '2-for-1' CD set featuring 'Reflections' (Capitol Records
SW11805, 1978) & 'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979) was
officially released on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
David Allan, 'The David Allan Column',
Country Music People, England
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
February 2009:
Sunday 01
The Gene Watson Fan Site was proud to exclusively announce that London,
England-based Hux Records had released a special '2-for-1' CD set which
will comprise the albums 'Reflections' (Capitol Records SW11805, 1978) &
'Should I Come Home' (Capitol Records ST11947, 1979).
This special '2-for-1' CD set from
Hux Records, which featured two important
albums from Gene Watson's glory days with Capitol Records, was released
on Tuesday 27 January 2009.
You can read the Hux Records Press Release
here & you can order your copy of
this special Gene Watson CD
here.
Source
Brian O'Reilly, Hux Records, London, England
Sean Brady, Gene Watson Fan Site
