Gene Watson

Gene Watson, born into a poor migrant worker family, first entered the entertainment business when he appeared on Fort Worth, Texas "Cowtown Hoedown." His success in recording began to take off after the release of "Love In The Hot Afternoon" in 1975. His songs continued into the 1980's until he hit a 3 year slump. He changed management and shortly thereafter began to record chart-topping hits. Although never given any major awards, many admire his material and style. (Source: TEE VEE Records)

Top Country Songs - Gene Watson Love In The Hot Afternoon, Gene Watson Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy) Paper Rosie Nothing Sure Looked Good On You Where Love Begins Farewell Party Pick The Wildwood Flower Her Body Couldn't Keep You (Off My Mind) I Don't Need A Thing At All One Sided Conversations Because You Believed In Me The Old Man And his Horn Cowboys Don't Get Lucky All The Time (From The Convoy Sountrack) No One WIll Ever Know Raisin' Cane In Texas Bedroom Ballad You Could Know As Much About A Stranger Bad Water