Biografia:
Montgomery Gentry é uma dupla de country music, fundada nos anos 90, formada por Eddie Montgomery e Troy Gentry.
Antes da formação da dupla, Eddie e Troy cantavam juntos com o irmão mais novo do Eddie ,John Michael Montgomery em uma banda chamada Early Tymz. A dupla teve vários nomes antes de decidirem se chamar Montgomery Gentry.
Albums de Montgomery Gentry
Tattoos & Scars (1999)
Carrying On (2001)
My Town (2002)
You Do Your Thing (2004)
Something to Be Proud Of: The Best of 1999-2005 (2006)
Some People Change (2006)
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Outras músicas:
- All Hell Broke Loose
- All I Know About Mexico
- All Night Long
- Back When I Knew It All
- Back When I Knew It All Wintro
- Bad For Good
- Better Me
- Black Jack Fletcher And Mississippi Sam
- Break My Heart Again
- Carrying On
- Clouds
- Cold One Comin On
- Crazies Welcome
- Daddy Wont Sell The Farm
- Damn Right I Am
- Didnt I
- Didnt Your Mama Tell Ya
- Drink Along Song
- Feet Back On The Ground
- Folks Like Us
- For The Money
- Free Fall
- Get Down South
- Gone
- Good Clean Fun
- Headlights
- Hell Yeah
- Hellbent On Saving Me
- Hillbilly Shoes
- I Aint Got It All That Bad
- I Cant Lie To Me
- I Got Drunk
- I Never Thought Id Live This Long
- If You Ever Stop Lovin Me
- Ill Keep The Kids
- King Of The World
- Letters From Home
- Lie Before You Leave
- Lonely And Gone
- Lonely Gone
- Lonesome
- Long Line Of Losers
- Loved More Than Hurt
- Lucky Man
- Lucky To Be Here
- Merry Christmas From The Family
- My Fathers Son
- My Town
- Needing A Beer
- One In Every Crowd
- One Trip
- Ramblin Man
- Redder Than That
- Roll With Me
- Self Made Man
- She Couldnt Change Me
- She Dont Tell Me To
- Shotgun Wedding
- So Called Life
- Some People Change
- Something To Be Proud Of
- Speed
- Talkin To My Angel
- Talking To My Angel
- Tattoos And Scars
- Thats The Thing About America
- The Big Revival
- The Fine Line
- The Fine Line 2
- The Man That I Am
- Trouble Is
- Trying To Survive
- Twenty Years Ago
- Wanted Dead Or Alive
- What Do Ya Think About That
- What It Takes
- Whatcha Say We Dont
- Where I Come From
- While The World Goes Down The Drain
- While Youre Still Young
- World Goes Down Drain
- You Do Your Thing
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Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
Montgomery Gentry
Written By: Ronny Scaife / Don Scaife/ Phil Thomas
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D
Every Friday evening about sundown
Ole' Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
G A
Come ridin' their mules and leading their hounds
D
Down to my place
D
They holler "Hey son" have you got a drank
Gonna make it hard on you if you ain't
G A D
I'd grin and point to a jug coolin' in the spring
D
They turn the hounds loose and let'em run
Drink a little whiskey and have a lot of fun
G A D
Talk about the days when they were younger than nowadays
D
Talk about women young and old
It was hard to believe all the stories told
G A D
Wonder how they got to be as old as they are now
[Chorus]
G
Well Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
Fought together in Vietnam
D A
Mean as hell but they say, "Yes mam" to your momma
G
They gambled away all the money they made
Knowing they was never gonna change their ways
D A D
Living out every single day like another wasn't comin'
[Verse 2]
D
Well Ole' Black Jack Fletcher was an onry man
Mississippi Sam didn't give a damn
G A D
They'd steal a lady from a man while he was lookin'
D
Well there ain't no doubt they was both outlaws
Turnin' yellow corn into alcohol
G A D
But they never hurt no one who didn't need a hurtin'
[Chorus]
G
Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
Always getting in and out of a jam
D A
Makin' up their own law of the land, while a runnin'
G
They knew life was just a luck of the draw
So they played a game with the local law
D A D
Laughin' and sayin' a catchin' comes before a hangin'
[Verse 3]
D
Now I wouldn't take nothin' for those days
Every now and then I visit their graves
G A
And as the moon hangs in the haze
N/C D
I have a drink to Fletcher and Sam
Montgomery Gentry
Written By: Ronny Scaife / Don Scaife/ Phil Thomas
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D
Every Friday evening about sundown
Ole' Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
G A
Come ridin' their mules and leading their hounds
D
Down to my place
D
They holler "Hey son" have you got a drank
Gonna make it hard on you if you ain't
G A D
I'd grin and point to a jug coolin' in the spring
D
They turn the hounds loose and let'em run
Drink a little whiskey and have a lot of fun
G A D
Talk about the days when they were younger than nowadays
D
Talk about women young and old
It was hard to believe all the stories told
G A D
Wonder how they got to be as old as they are now
[Chorus]
G
Well Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
Fought together in Vietnam
D A
Mean as hell but they say, "Yes mam" to your momma
G
They gambled away all the money they made
Knowing they was never gonna change their ways
D A D
Living out every single day like another wasn't comin'
[Verse 2]
D
Well Ole' Black Jack Fletcher was an onry man
Mississippi Sam didn't give a damn
G A D
They'd steal a lady from a man while he was lookin'
D
Well there ain't no doubt they was both outlaws
Turnin' yellow corn into alcohol
G A D
But they never hurt no one who didn't need a hurtin'
[Chorus]
G
Black Jack Fletcher and Mississippi Sam
Always getting in and out of a jam
D A
Makin' up their own law of the land, while a runnin'
G
They knew life was just a luck of the draw
So they played a game with the local law
D A D
Laughin' and sayin' a catchin' comes before a hangin'
[Verse 3]
D
Now I wouldn't take nothin' for those days
Every now and then I visit their graves
G A
And as the moon hangs in the haze
N/C D
I have a drink to Fletcher and Sam
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