Biografía:
De finales de los 70, Alabama es uno de los grupos de country más populares. Con un sonido roquero, volvieron a popularizar a las bandas de country en una industria a favor de los artistas en solitario. La formaron en Fort Payne, Alabama, los primos Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry y Jeff Cook y editaron un single de debut de producción independiente "I Wanna Be With You Tonight" en 1977. Tras "Tennessee River" de 1980 comenzaron una saga de 27 números 1 en las listas del country y 7 álbumes de platino durante una década.
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Otras canciones:
- Cheap Seats
- Dixieland Delight
- Love In The First Degree
- Song Of The South
- The Closer You Get
- I’m In A Hurry (And Don’t Know Why)
- 5 Oclock 500
- A Candle In The Window
- A Little More Time On You
- Alabama Sky
- All American
- American Pride
- Angels Among Us
- As Right Now
- Born Country
- Cant Forget About You
- Cant Keep A Good Man Down
- Carolina Mountain Dew
- Carolina Mountain Dewe
- Changes Comin On
- Changes Coming On
- Christmas In Dixie
- Christmas In Your Arms
- Christmas Is Love
- Christmas Memories
- Close Enough To Perfect
- Closer You Get
- Dancin Shaggin On The Boulevard
- Dancing Shagging On The Boulevard
- Deep River Woman
- Down Home
- Down This Road
- End Of The Lyin
- Face To Face
- Fallin Again
- Feels So Right
- Five Oclock 500
- Forevers As Far As Ill Go
- Forty Hour Week
- Give Me One More Shot
- Hanging Up My Travelin Shoes
- Hats Off
- Here We Are
- High Cotton
- Hometown Honeymoon
- How Do You Fall In Love
- How Do You Fall In Love 2
- I Am A Pilgrim
- I Found You
- If I Had You
- If Youre Gonna Play In Texas
- Im In A Hurry
- Im Stoned
- It Works
- Jordans Banks
- Jukebox In My Mind
- Keep On Dreamin
- Lady Down On Love
- Lift Me Up
- Lonesome Valley
- Love Remains
- Mountain Music
- My Girl
- My Homes In Alabama
- Never Be One
- Not My Tab
- Of Course Im Alright
- Old Flame
- Old Flame 2
- Old Man
- Once Upon A Lifetime
- Pass It On Down
- Red River
- Roll On
- Shaggin On The Blvd
- She And I
- She Put The Sad In All His Songs
- Shes A Lady Down On Love
- Shes Got That Look In Her Eyes
- Simple As That
- Small Stuff
- Some Other Place Some Other Time
- Southern Star
- Take A Little Trip
- Take Me Down Tonight
- Tender Tennessee Christmas
- Tennessee River
- The Borderline
- The Cheap Seats
- The End Of The Lyin
- The Maker Said Take Her
- Then Again
- Theres A Fire In The Night
- Theres No Way
- Thistle Hair The Christmas Bear
- Tonight Is Christmas
- Touch Me When Were Dancing
- Twentieth Century
- We Cant Love Like This Anymore
- What In The Name Of Love
- When We Make Love
- Why Lady Why
- Will You Marry Me
- Woman Back Home
- Words At Twenty Paces
- You Cant Take The Country Out Of Me
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
High Cotton
Reocorded by Alabama
Written by Scott Anders & Roger Murrah
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We didn't know the times were lean
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Around our home the grass was green
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It didn't seem like things were all that bad
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I bet we walked a thousand miles
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Chopping cotton and pushing plows
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And learning how to give it all we had
As life went on and years went by
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I saw the light in daddy's eyes
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And felt the love in mama's hands
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They kept us warm and kept us fed
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Taught us how to look ahead
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Now looking back I think I understand
We Were Walking in High Cotton
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Old times there are not forgotten
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Those fertile fields are never far away
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We were walking in high cotton
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Old times there are not forgotten
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Leaving home was the hardest thing we ever faced
When Sunday morning rolled around
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We dressed up in hand-me downs
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Just in time together with the church
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Sometimes I think how long it's been
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And how it impressed me then
G D7 G
It was the only day my daddy wouldn't work
We Were Walking in High Cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7
Those fertile fields are never far away
G
We were walking in high cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7 G
Leaving home was the hardest thing we ever faced
Reocorded by Alabama
Written by Scott Anders & Roger Murrah
G
We didn't know the times were lean
C
Around our home the grass was green
G D7
It didn't seem like things were all that bad
G
I bet we walked a thousand miles
C
Chopping cotton and pushing plows
G D7 G
And learning how to give it all we had
As life went on and years went by
C
I saw the light in daddy's eyes
G D7
And felt the love in mama's hands
G
They kept us warm and kept us fed
C
Taught us how to look ahead
G D7 G
Now looking back I think I understand
We Were Walking in High Cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7
Those fertile fields are never far away
G
We were walking in high cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7 G
Leaving home was the hardest thing we ever faced
When Sunday morning rolled around
C
We dressed up in hand-me downs
G D7
Just in time together with the church
G
Sometimes I think how long it's been
C
And how it impressed me then
G D7 G
It was the only day my daddy wouldn't work
We Were Walking in High Cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7
Those fertile fields are never far away
G
We were walking in high cotton
C
Old times there are not forgotten
G D7 G
Leaving home was the hardest thing we ever faced
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