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Tom T. Hall
From the late-1960s through the mid-1980s, Tom T. Hall was one of country
music's most reliable hitmakers, earning success as a chart-topping solo artist
and as a songwriter for others. He was born in Olive Hill, Kentucky, on May 25,
1936, and served time in the US Army before working as a radio DJ in West
Virginia and Kentucky. He also began writing songs for artists like Jimmy
Newman, who scored a Number 1 country hit with Hall's "DJ for a Day" in 1963,
and Johnnie Wright, whose version of "Hello Vietnam" became a chart-topping
country single in 1965. Now living in Nashville, h...
Me and JesusTom T. Hall
That's How I Got to MemphisTom T. Hall
I Like BeerTom T. Hall
The Year That Clayton Delaney DiedTom T. Hall
Who's Gonna Feed Them HogsTom T. Hall
Levi JonesTom T. Hall
Me and JesusTom T. Hall
We All Got Together and...
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That's How I Got to MemphisTom T. Hall
Ballad of Forty Dollars and His Other Great Songs
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I Like BeerTom T. Hall
Tom T. Hall - Storyteller, Poet, Philosopher
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The Year That Clayton Delaney DiedTom T. Hall
In Search of a Song
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Who's Gonna Feed Them HogsTom T. Hall
In Search of a Song
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Levi JonesTom T. Hall
Tom T. Hall - Storyteller, Poet, Philosopher
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