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Merle Kilgore

Merle Kilgore (1934–2005) was an influential American singer-songwriter and manager, known for his significant contributions to country music. Raised in Shreveport, Louisiana, Kilgore began his career in the late 1940s, achieving early success by writing hits like "Ring of Fire" and "Wolverton Mountain." He served as the personal manager of Hank Williams Jr. and held various leadership roles in music organizations, including the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Kilgore's legacy is marked by multiple honors and his long-standing impact on the country music community before his death from heart failure in 2005.

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GENRES: Country & Western

Albums

Singles

Dear Mama / Jimmy Bring Sunshine
Dear Mama / Jimmy Bring Sunshine (1959)
Gettin' Old Before My Time / Love Has Made You
Gettin' Old Before My Time / Love Has Made You (1960)
I'll Take The Ginger And Run Away / Wicked City
I'll Take The Ginger And Run Away / Wicked City (1961)
42 In Chicago / Lover's Hell
42 In Chicago / Lover's Hell (1962)
I Am / When It Rains The Blues On You
I Am / When It Rains The Blues On You (1963)
Whiskey Road / Five Miles Down The Road
Whiskey Road / Five Miles Down The Road (1963)
Baby I Got It / Mama's Killing Daddy
Baby I Got It / Mama's Killing Daddy (1965)
Everyday's A Holiday / It's All Over Now
Everyday's A Holiday / It's All Over Now (1965)
Nevada Smith / Too Many Mountains
Nevada Smith / Too Many Mountains (1966)
Fast Talking Louisianna Man / Avenue Of Tears
Fast Talking Louisianna Man / Avenue Of Tears (1967)