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Don Gibson
Country Music Hall of Fame inductee Don Gibson – born in Shelby, North Carolina
on April 3, 1928 – was a singer-songwriter best-known for writing country
standards such as “I Can’t Stop Loving You” and “Sweet Dreams.” Nicknamed ‘The
Sad Poet’ due to his lyrics that touched on the sadder side of relationships,
Don Gibson was a member of Sons of the Soul and began his recording career in
1949. After recording some solo singles throughout the first half of the 1950s,
the most successful of which was “Sweet Dreams,” which landed in the Top 10. The
song was covered by several other co...
Oh, Lonesome MeDon Gibson
Look Who's Blue
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Oh Lonesome MeDon Gibson
På begäran
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Sea Of HeartbreakDon Gibson
Beethoven : Piano Sonatas Nos.14, 21 & 23
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Don't Tell Me Your TroublesDon Gibson
RCA Country Legends: Don Gibson
Sea of HeartbreakDon Gibson
Oh Lonesome Me
Oh Lonesome MeChet Atkins and Don Gibson
Teensville
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