Tex Williams Lyrics

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Average rating for Tex Williams songs is 7.08/10 [144 votes]. Selected popular Tex Williams song of Thursday, November 21 2024 is "Grandfather's Talkin' With The Lord".

Top Tex Williams Albums

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Swingin' the Range: Tex Williams' Western Swing Revue
[2023]

Let's Go Rockabilly
[2021]

Live At Church Street Station - EP
[2021]

Smokin' Country Swing - The Lost Tracks
[2021]

Wild Card
[2019]

C B Radio Craze - Now Yer Talkin'
[2015]

Thunder on the River
[2013]

Here's Tex
[2013]

Life Gets Tedious
[2012]

Country Superstars: The Tex Williams Hits Anthology
[2012]

Those Lazy, Hazy Days
[2011]

Top 5: Tex Williams - EP
[2011]

Deck Of Cards
[2011]

Tex Williams
[2010]

Tex Williams Greatest Songs
[2010]

Green Green Grass At Home
[2009]

Smokin' Hits
[2009]

Tex Williams, Vol. 2
[2008]

Tex Williams, Vol. 1
[2008]

Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)
[2007]

Country Masters: Tex Williams
[2004]

The Very Best
[2000]

Tex Williams: Vintage Collections
[1996]

A Man Called Tex
[1971]

Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!
[1960]

Smoke Smoke Smoke
[1960]

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Pretty In Blue Everywhere I Go (he's Already Been There) You're Everywhere Grandfather's Talkin' With The Lord Pickin' White Gold Night Miss Nancy Ann's Hotel For Single Girls Burned It Ain't No Big Thing (but It's Growing) If It's All The Same To You Smokey Hollow Where The Sad People Are If This Is Living (wonder How It Feels To Die) Empty Letter Closer Closer Closer Wasted Dreams Five Feet Deep In Teardrops Late Movie Between Today And Tomorrow

Related Information for Tex Williams

Tex Williams (23rd August 1917-11th October 1985) was an American country musician from Ramsey, Illinois. He helped move rural and acoustic country music to dance-oriented mainstream pop Western swing. His popularity peaked in the late 1940s. Williams is perhaps best-known for this talking blues style; his biggest hit, the novelty song "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)" appears in the hit film Thank You for Smoking.... read more