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RECORDED SONGS
Tompall & the Glaser Brothers, Jim Glaser, Bill Anderson, Tammy Wynette, Dottie West, Ray Price, Grandpa Jones, Jeanne Pruett, Charley Pride, Connie Smith, Jo-El Sonnier, Daniel O'Donnell and Hank Snow are just some of the major names in country music who have recorded songs written by Jimmy Payne. We have compiled here an up-to-date list of all the singers, artists and musicians who have recorded songs written by him.
As "Woman, Woman" has been recorded more times than any other song, we have placed that first. The remainder appear in alphabetical order.
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Woman Woman A Fire
Tears Can't Put Out And I'm
Still Missing You A Rose Is
A Rose Baby Don't
Cry Baby, Baby I'll Be Your Woman
Baby I Need You
Broadminded Best That
Love Can Give Cheerio To
Jolly Olde Chasin' My
Tail Cheatin'
Turns Her On Cheatum Coal Camp
Don't Say Love Every Dog
Has Its Day Fritz And Frills Give Love
A Place To Begin
Georgia
Sunshine Golden
Turnpike In The Sky **
How Do You Tell Someone I'd Know A
Lie
It's Still A Long Way I'll
Change The Color Of If I Only
Had A Chance
If You Ain't Got A Song
I See His
Love All Over You
I Did My Best To Fall In Love
I've
Done At Least One Thing
Jalapeno Lips |
Late
Breaking News Lovin'
Over Time Let Me Be
Forever
Leaning On Each Other
Ladder To The Sky
Love Daddy
Man Called Noah
Mansion In Spain
My Most Requested Song
My Eyes Can Only See As Far As You
Midnight Angel Of Mercy
Permanent Kind Of Lovin'
Please Take Me Back
Rags For Amos
Remember Jesus
Sunday
Sleeping Beauty
She's Free But She's Not Easy
Take Me By Surprise
Teach Me A Little Each Day
The Weight Of My Chains
The Greatest
Country Singer Of Them All
Tonight's The Night Miss Sally
Velvet Wallpaper
Virginia And The Kids
Who'll Protect Me From The
When Mama Prayed
What Time Is It In Your World
Wrinkles In My Rainbows
You're The Closest I've Come
You Even Look Good To Me In |
Clicking on the above links in bold text will lead you to the lyrics of the songs.
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In a newsgroup posting back in August
1999, Jim Swanson, who co-wrote "How Do You Tell Someone
You Love" with Jimmy, tells how the song came about. He says: "I was
working as a disc jockey on a country music radio station in Chico,
California in 1983. I had a discussion with a friend of mine about him
possibly leaving his wife. He made the statement: "How Do You Tell
Someone You Love You're Not In Love Anymore?"
Jim added: "That statement stuck in my head for weeks and I wrote a rough lyric to it. Then on a promotional phone call from Jimmy Payne in Nashville, I mentioned this to him. To make a long story short Rod Rishard recorded the song and it made it to number 66 on the Billboard Country charts. I really got lucky on that one," recalls Jim.
Jimmy Payne says: "Jim sent me the lyric and I thought it was a great title. I used only two lines of his lyric and the title and I wrote the song around that." The single by Rod Rishard on Soundwaves Records was co-produced by Jimmy Payne and Joe Gibson.
**
"Golden Turnpike In The Sky" was recorded by Hank
Thompson but sadly never released.
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