BOBBY BARE- Talk Me Some Sense- 1966 Original C&W mono vinyl LP RCA

Description: Folk, World, & Country Music DescriptionOLD SCHOOL COUNTRY AND WESTERN original on RCA. Contains a cover of "it Ain't Me, Babe," by BOB DYLAN. This genre, as well as covering country, also encompasses many different styles of music.Robert Joseph BareProfile:American Country singer and songwriter Married to Jeannie Bare and father of the musician Bobby Bare Jr. Inducted in the Country Music Hall of Fame (2013). Born April 7, 1935 in Ironton, Ohio. Bare's big break in country music came when Chet Atkins signed him to RCA Victor. His debut single for the label was 1962's "Shame On Me". Follow-up "Detroit City" reached No. 6 Country,[7] No. 16 Hot 100,[6] and in 1964 earned him a Grammy Award for Best Country & Western Recording. Then a surge of hits followed, including "500 Miles Away from Home" (based on a traditional folk ballad written by Hedy West as "500 Miles")[6] and Ian Tyson's "Four Strong Winds". In 1965 he received two further Grammy nominations for Best Country & Western Vocal Performance and Best Country & Western single for the latter song. In 1966, he received a yet another Grammy Nomination for Best Country & Western Male Vocal Performance for his song "Talk Me Some Sense". He also recorded two duet albums with Skeeter Davis[2] and recorded six tracks as a trio with Norma Jean and Liz Anderson, which produced a major hit with "The Game of Triangles", a wife-husband-other woman drama that hit No. 5 on the Billboard chart and earned the trio a Grammy nomination. In 1968, he recorded an album with a group from England called The Hillsiders.[9][10] In 1969, he had a Top 5 hit with Tom T. Hall's "(Margie's At) The Lincoln Park Inn".[7]

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