Biografía:
Nacido el 20 de agosto de 1923 en Texas, "Caballero" Jim Reeves es una de las grandes estrellas procedentes de Nashville. Aunque capaz de cantar country "duro", gustaba más por sus lanzamientos de country-pop, como "Four Walls" (1957) y "He'll Have to Go" (1959).
Hasta su muerte en accidente aéreo en 1964, se mantuvo en las listas de éxitos, debutando en 1953 con "Mexican Joe". Tras su muerte, sus discos se siguen vendiendo, con 6 singles números 1, lo que lo convierte en un "embajador" de la música country de todos los tiempos.
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Otras canciones:
- Bimbo
- He'll Have To Go
- I Missed Me
- Put Your Sweet Lips
- Teardrops On The Rocks
- Welcome To My World
- A Fallen Star
- A Letter To My Heart
- A Strangers Just A Friend
- A Womans Love
- According To My Heart
- Adios Amigo
- After Awhile
- After Loving You
- Am I Losing You
- Am I That Easy To Forget
- An Old Christmas Card
- Angels Dont Lie
- Anna Marie
- Are You The One
- Beautiful Life
- Before I Die
- Beyond The Clouds
- Beyond The Shadow Of A Doubt
- Billy Bayou
- Billy Bill Bayou
- Blue Boy
- Blue Side Of Lonesome
- Blue Without My Baby
- Blues In My Heart
- Born To Be Lucky
- Bottle Take Effect
- Breeze Blow My Baby Back To Me
- But You Love Me Daddy
- Christmas Alone
- Christmas Polka
- Crying In My Sleep
- Dark Moon
- Dear Hearts And Gentle People
- Dear Hearts Gentle People
- Deep Dark Water
- Did You Darling
- Distant Drums
- Dont Let Me Cross Over
- Four Walls
- Guilty
- Have You Ever Been Lonely
- Heartbreak In Silhouette
- Hell Have To Go
- I Call Her Heartache
- I Fall To Pieces
- I Guess Im Crazy
- I Love You Because
- I Wont Come In While Hes There
- I Wont Forget You
- Id Rather Have Jesus
- Im A Fool To Care
- In A Mansion Stands My Love
- It Is No Secret
- Ive Lived A Lot In My Time
- Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross
- Just Call Me Lonesome
- Maureen
- Memories Are Made Of This
- Missing You
- Moonlight And Roses
- Most Of The Time
- My Cathedral
- Sarie Marais
- Snowflake
- Suppertime
- The Ballad Of Rodger Young
- The Blizzard
- The Image Of Me
- The White Cliffs Of Dover
- The Wreck Of The Number Nine
- Theres A New Moon Over My Shoulder
- This World Is Not My Home
- True
- When Two Worlds Collide
- When You Are Gone
- Where Well Never Grow Old
- Whispering Hope
- Yonder Comes A Sucker
- Your The Only Good Thing
- Youre The Only Good Thing
¡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!
He’ll Have To Go
(D) Put your sweet lips a little (G) closer to the (D) phone,
Let’s pretend that we’re together all a-(A)-lone,
I’ll tell the (D) man to turn the (D7) jukebox way down (G) low,
and you can (D) tell your friend there (A) with you,
He’ll have to (D) go,
Whisper to me tell me (G) do you love me (D) true,
or is he holding you the way I (A) do?
Tho’ love is (D) blind make up your (D7) mind I’ve got to (G) know,
Should I (D) hang up, or will you (A) tell him,
He’ll have to (D) go,
Middle Section
You can’t (G) say the words I want to hear,
while your (D) with another man,
If you (G) want me answer, yes or no,
darling (D) I will under-(A)-stand,
Put your (D) sweet lips a little (G) closer to the (D) phone,
Let’s pretend that we’re together all a-(A)-lone,
I’ll tell the (D) man to turn the (D7) jukebox way down (G) low,
and you can (D) tell your friend there (A) with you,
He’ll have to (D) go.
(D) Put your sweet lips a little (G) closer to the (D) phone,
Let’s pretend that we’re together all a-(A)-lone,
I’ll tell the (D) man to turn the (D7) jukebox way down (G) low,
and you can (D) tell your friend there (A) with you,
He’ll have to (D) go,
Whisper to me tell me (G) do you love me (D) true,
or is he holding you the way I (A) do?
Tho’ love is (D) blind make up your (D7) mind I’ve got to (G) know,
Should I (D) hang up, or will you (A) tell him,
He’ll have to (D) go,
Middle Section
You can’t (G) say the words I want to hear,
while your (D) with another man,
If you (G) want me answer, yes or no,
darling (D) I will under-(A)-stand,
Put your (D) sweet lips a little (G) closer to the (D) phone,
Let’s pretend that we’re together all a-(A)-lone,
I’ll tell the (D) man to turn the (D7) jukebox way down (G) low,
and you can (D) tell your friend there (A) with you,
He’ll have to (D) go.
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