Top Henson Cargill Albums
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American Portraits: Henson Cargill
[2020]
[2020]
Some Favorite Songs
[2015]
[2015]
On the Road - The Mega Years Plus
[2009]
[2009]
Studio 102 Essentials: Henson Cargill
[2008]
[2008]
Henson Cargill - His Very Best
[2007]
[2007]
The Essential Henson Cargill - The Monument Years
[2005]
[2005]
All-American Cowboy
[1988]
[1988]
On the Road
[1972]
[1972]
Uncomplicated Henson Cargill
[1970]
[1970]
None of My Business
[1969]
[1969]
Coming On Strong
[1968]
[1968]
Skip a Rope
[1968]
[1968]
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Love Of The Common People I Wish I'd Known Enough About Love Skip A Rope With Pen In Hand Welcome To My World Walking On New Grass Today I Started Loving You Again This Generation Shall Not Pass Tall Oak Tree Some Old California Memory Six White Horses She Thinks I'm On That Train She Still Comes To Me (to Pour The Wine) Scarlet Ribbons (for Her Hair) Old Dogs Children And Watermelon Wine None Of My Business Big Bad John Less Of Me Jody And The Kid It Just Don't Take Me Long To Say Goodbye I Take A Lot Of Pride In What I Am I Like Having You Around Husbands And Wives Hangin' On Greenback Dollar Gentle On My Mind Coming On Strong City Of New Orleans City Boy Country Born But You Know I Love You Boxer
Related Information for Henson Cargill
Henson Cargill (February 5, 1941 – March 24, 2007) was a country music singer best known for the 1968 #1 hit, "Skip a Rope". CareerHenson's career started in his home state of Oklahoma, performing at clubs around Oklahoma City and Tulsa. His family was active in politics and raised buffalo on a ranch outside Oklahoma City. In the mid 1960s, Henson moved to Nashville and became a member of the vocal group The Kimberlys. After leaving the group, Henson started on his solo career, and in 1967, he signed with Monument Records, and he immediately scored in a big way with a song called "Skip a Rope". The song became a huge hit, spending six weeks at Number 1 on the country charts in 1968 and also making the Top 25... read more
