Biografia:
Kevin Welch grew up in Oklahoma. He already toured as a teenager with several bands, before he moved to Nashville in 1978 to work as a songwriter. Singers like Ricky Skaggs, Steve Earle and Don Williams were using his material. At the same time he was very active in local clubs with his band - The Overtones. His popularity grew and in 1988 he signed a record contract with Warner Brothers.
In 1990 the album Kevin Welch was recorded and 2 years later Western Beat.
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Outras músicas:
- Something About You
- A Prayer Like Any Other
- Anne Lise Please
- Bastard Nation
- Cryin For Nothin
- Early Summer Rain
- Feast Of Bread And Water
- Flycatcher Jack And The Whippoorwills Song
- I Look For You
- Killing Myself
- Life Down Here On Earth
- Long Way Home
- Pushing Up Daisies
- Thatll Be Me
- The Love I Have For You
- Town This Size
- Train To Birmingham
- Troubelsome Times
- Troublesome Times
- While I Was Lovin You
- Wishing For You
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Harry Stinson drums/vocals
Mike Henderson guitar/slide guitar
Biff Watson keyboards
Glen Worf bass
Kieran Kane mandolin/vocals
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I've been riding on this train
F#m A
Drinking whiskey for the pain just
E B A
Another good ol' boy headed home
E B
And every town I see
F#m A
Seems to take a part of me
E B A
That's the price that you pay when you roam
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
E B
I got holes in both my shoes
F#m A
Got a guitar full of blues
E B A
And a one way ticket for my remedy
E B
It's the same ol' lonesome song
F#m A
I've been singing all night long
E B A
Hey, porter, are we out of Tennessee
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
SOLO
E B
Well every year I take this train
F#m A
To Alabama in the rain
E B A
When I get that lonesome feelin' in my bones
E B
I never get to Birmingham
F#m A
But gettin' there ain't the plan
E B A
I just like the feel of going home
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
E B A B E
On the train to Birmingham
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From Kevin Welch "Western Beat"
Reprise Records 1992
Tree Publishing Co. Inc(BMI)
Mike Henderson guitar/slide guitar
Biff Watson keyboards
Glen Worf bass
Kieran Kane mandolin/vocals
E B
I've been riding on this train
F#m A
Drinking whiskey for the pain just
E B A
Another good ol' boy headed home
E B
And every town I see
F#m A
Seems to take a part of me
E B A
That's the price that you pay when you roam
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
E B
I got holes in both my shoes
F#m A
Got a guitar full of blues
E B A
And a one way ticket for my remedy
E B
It's the same ol' lonesome song
F#m A
I've been singing all night long
E B A
Hey, porter, are we out of Tennessee
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
SOLO
E B
Well every year I take this train
F#m A
To Alabama in the rain
E B A
When I get that lonesome feelin' in my bones
E B
I never get to Birmingham
F#m A
But gettin' there ain't the plan
E B A
I just like the feel of going home
F#m C#m
Well I cry when I have to
D A B
And I lie when I can
E G# C#m A
But I die a little slower
E B E
On the train to Birmingham
E B A B E
On the train to Birmingham
M§k
From Kevin Welch "Western Beat"
Reprise Records 1992
Tree Publishing Co. Inc(BMI)
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