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Some of the many people
who have recorded Jimmy's songs are also
listed on this page - together with people who have toured with him,
recorded with him, written songs for him, or with him.
For example, the song that probably started it all off for Jimmy - that
million seller from 1967 for Gary Puckett and the Union Gap - "Woman,
Woman" - written by Jimmy and Jim Glaser.

Jim Glaser
I am sure you are familiar with songs such
as "Lord Mr. Ford" and "East Bound and Down" made famous by Jerry Reed
and "Some Days Are Diamonds" which was recorded by John Denver and Bobby
Bare to name but two. They were all written by
Dick Feller
who's also written songs for Jimmy – "L.A.Angels," "Boston" and "Memphis
Morning News." The latter is featured on the albums "The Best That Love
Can Give" and "Pieces of Life." Well known for his songs featured in the
Jerry Reed/Burt Reynolds movie "Smokey and the Bandit" – Dick was
writing songs long before those days.
Listen to Jimmy singing the Dick
Feller compositions "L.A.
Angels" and "Boston"
by clicking on the links.
Another songwriting success for Jimmy was "My
Eyes Can Only See As Far As You" that provided Charley Pride
with a number one single in 1977. It was also included on the album "The
Essential Charley Pride" on RCA. Jimmy, Jeanne Pruett and Paul Martin
also recorded the song.
Some other notable singers who have recorded Jimmy's songs over the
years include:
Bill
Anderson - Roy Drusky - Jimmy Dean -
Dick Feller
-
Jim Glaser
-
Glaser Brothers - Grandpa Jones - Doug Kershaw - Jeannie
Pruett -
Gary Puckett -
Ray Price -
Charley
Pride - Connie Smith -
Jo-El Sonnier - Hank
Snow - Tammy Wynette -
Dottie West - Leona Williams
Ireland's
Daniel
O'Donnell has recorded Jimmy's song
"Don't Say Love" and appears on the CD "Live,
Laugh, Love" on Ritz Records.
Texas-based artist Rick Hertless is one of the latest singers to record
the Jimmy Payne/Jim Glaser classic "Woman,
Woman" and can be found on his CD titled
"Heart" on AMI
Records.
Other British and Irish
artists to have recorded songs written by Jimmy include Kelvin
Henderson, Frank Ifield, Frank Jennings, Tony Best, John Greer and Paddy
O'Brien. Kelvin recorded "Wrinkles In My Rainbows," Frank Ifield's
recording of Jimmy song "She's Free But She's
Not Easy" was recorded "live" with British band Barbary Coast and
appears on the 1987 album "Frank Ifield At The Sandcastle" and was
released on Frank's own FIR label. Ireland's
John Greer recorded the gospel song "Walk With Me The Rest Of The Way."

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