 Publicity photo of singer Jim Reeves. Image by RCA Records, via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed Public domain |
Jim ReevesJim Reeves (1923-1964) was an American singer and songwriter known for his pivotal role in the development of the Nashville sound, significantly influencing country music in the 1960s. Affectionately nicknamed "Gentleman Jim," Reeves gained fame with hits like "He'll Have to Go" and continued to chart posthumously after his death in a plane crash. He was inducted into both the Country Music and Texas Country Music Halls of Fame, and his music enjoyed immense popularity internationally, particularly in South Africa and the UK. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
Jim Reeves Sings (1956)
Singing Down The Lane (1956)
Bimbo (1957)
Jim Reeves (1957)
Girls I Have Known (1958)
God Be With You (1958)
According To My Heart (1959)
Songs To Warm My Heart (1959)
Songs To Warm The Heart (1959)
He'll Have To Go (1960)
He'll Have To Go (Alternate Cover) (1960)
The Intimate Jim Reeves (1960)
The Intimate Jim Reeves (1960)
A Touch Of Velvet (1961)
A Touch Of velvet (1961)
Talkin' To Your Heart (1961)
Tall Tales And Short Tempers (1961)
The Country Side Of Jim Reeves (1962)
Singles
Bimbo / Gypsy Heart (1953)
El Rancho Del Rio / It's Hard To Love Just One (1953)
Echo Bonita / Then I'll Stop Loving You (1954)
Mother Went A Walking / Padre Of Old San Antone (1954)
My Rambling Heart / Beatin' On The Ding Dong (1954)
Penny Candy / I'll Follow You (1954)
Where Does A Broken Heart Go / Wilder Your Heart Beats (1954)
Drinking Tequila / Red Eyed And Rowdy (1955)
Tahiti / Give Me One More Kiss (1955)
Yonder Comes A Sucker / I'm Hurtin' Inside (1955)
According To My Heart / The Mother Of A Honky Tonk Girl (1956)
Hillbilly Waltz / Let Me Remember (1956)
My Lips Are Sealed / Pickin A Chicken (1956)
That's A Sad Affair / If You Were Mine (1956)
Waitin' For A Train / Am I Losing You (1956)
Anna Marie / Everywhere You Go (1957)
Four Walls / I Know And You Know (1957)
Two Shadows On Your Window / Young Hearts (1957)
