Gail Davies -Game / I'll Be There / Givin Herself Away / What

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1.1 Blue Heartache

1.2 The Game

1.3 Good Lovin' Man

1.4 Careless Love

1.5 Love Is Living Around Us

1.6 Sorry That You're Leavin'

1.7 Never Seen a Man Like You

1.8 Drown in the Flood

1.9 Like Strangers

1.10 When I Had You in My Arms

1.11 I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)

1.12 It's a Lovely, Lovely World

1.13 Mama's Gonna Give You Sweet Things

1.14 Kentucky

1.15 Honky Tonk Waltz

1.16 Farewell Song

1.17 Object of My Affection

1.18 Get That Feelin' Inside

1.19 I'm Hungry, I'm Tired

1.20 Grandma's Song

1.21 No-One to Welcome Me Home

2.1 Round the Clock Lovin'

2.2 Movin' (I Might Decide to Stay)

2.3 Hold on

2.4 It's Amazing What a Little Love Can Do

2.5 Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)

2.6 Givin' Herself Away

2.7 All the Fire Is Gone

2.8 Singing the Blues

2.9 You Turn Me on I'm a Radio

2.10 Dawn

2.11 Boys Like You

2.12 Following You Around

2.13 On a Real Good Night

2.14 Hallelujah, (I Love Him So)

2.15 What Can I Say

2.16 You're a Hard Dog (To Keep Under the Porch)

2.17 It's You Alone

2.18 If You Can Lie a Little Bit

2.19 The Boy in You Is Showing

2.20 Setting Me Up

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Two CD set. Four albums from Gail Davies appearing on CD for the first time. Including 13 charting singles from the early 1980s. Gail Davies was born Patricia Gail Dickerson on 5th June 1948 in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. Beginning her career as a session singer in Los Angeles, she added her voice to recordings by Hoyt Axton, Neil Young and Glen Campbell. She was befriended by Joni Mitchell and Emmylou Harris, toured with Roger Miller and briefly sought out a career as a jazz singer. In the mid-1970s Davies moved to Nashville and after a succession of chart recordings in the early 1980s she raised the bar for females in Country Music with her songwriting and production skills. Henry Lewy, from her time in LA, was her influence in music production, helping her to establish herself as one of country's most influential females. She was the first woman to be credited with taking control of her own music and producing her own albums. Like Waylon and Willie before her, she presented her music, her way. 'The Game' (1980), the first album featured in this collection, produced three chart singles. 'I'll Be There' (1981) features three Top 10 singles. 'Givin' Herself Away' (1982) contained four chart singles and featured legendary guitarist Albert Lee, bassist Leland Sklar and pianist Bill Payne. 'What Can I Say' (1983) contained three chart singles.

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QMRLL109DZ

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