Monday 3 December 2007Gene Watson’s (then) current single, ‘I Buried Our Love’ (written by Tim Menzies and Tony Haselden), had moved up the Music Row Radio Charts from No.68 to No.64; Gene Watson fans in the United States were invited to contact their local country music radio stations and request that theyContinue Reading
Tuesday 6 November 2007Country Music Hall of Fame member, Hank Thompson, passed away at his home near Fort Worth in Texas, following a battle with lung cancer. The 82-year old singer, songwriter and bandleader had, the previous week, cancelled all of his tour dates after being hospitalized. • Hank Thompson submitted aContinue Reading
Monday 1 October 2007Gene Watson’s new album, ‘In a Perfect World‘ (Shanachie Records, 2007) was afforded the honour of being nominated as ‘CD of The Month’ in the October 2007 issue of Country Music People. The Country Music People ‘CD of The Month’ review, which was written by Jon Philibert, is reproducedContinue Reading
Tuesday 11 September 2007Gene Watson & The Farewell Party Band graced the hallowed stage of The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville; Gene’s performance was taped for television transmission and was expected to be aired on the Great American Country (GAC) television network on Saturday 15 September 2007. Gene Watson performedContinue Reading
Friday 3 August 2007Gene Watson’s Fan Site exclusively revealed the cover shot of ‘In a Perfect World‘; Gene Watson’s new album was scheduled to be officially released on Shanachie Records on Tuesday 25 September 2007. Gene Watson’s new single, ‘I Buried Our Love’ (written by Tim Menzies and Tony Haselden), was scheduledContinue Reading
Monday 2 July 2007 & Tuesday 3 July 2007Gene Watson was present in Curb recording studios in Nashville working on the mixing process of his new Shanachie Records release; Gene Watson’s ‘In a Perfect World‘ (Shanachie Records, 2007) would be officially launched on Tuesday 25 September 2007. Monday 9 JulyContinue Reading
Monday 4 June 2007It was announced that Gene Watson’s debut album for Shanachie Records, which was slated for a September 2007 release, would include eleven tracks; three of these tracks would be covers of some of Gene Watson’s favourite classic country songs. The Gene Watson Fan Site exclusively announced thatContinue Reading
