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Mickey Gilley - Live! At Gilley's (2022) [Hi-Res]

Mickey Gilley - Live! At Gilley's (2022) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: Mickey Gilley

  • Title: Live! At Gilley's
  • Year Of Release: 1985 / 2022
  • Label: Epic - Legacy
  • Genre: Country
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) [192kHz/24bit]
  • Total Time: 38:26
  • Total Size: 1.48 GB / 230 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Don't the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time (Live at Gilley's)
02. Blaze of Glory (Live at Gilley's)
03. I Was Born a Dreamer (Live at Gilley's)
04. Hold On To the Feeling (Live at Gilley's)
05. When She Runs Out of Fools (Live at Gilley's)
06. Great Balls of Fire (Live at Gilley's)
07. Full Grown Fool (Live at Gilley's)
08. My Affection (Live at Gilley's)
09. Medley: Your Love Shines Through / Tears of the Lonely / Lonely Nights / Put Your Dreams Away (Live at Gilley's)
10. The Window Up Above (Live at Gilley's)
11. Diggy Liggy Lo (Live at Gilley's)

Singer and pianist Mickey Gilley became one of the biggest names in country music in the '70s, scoring a string of hit records as well as helping to launch a cultural movement. Born into one of the most famous families in Southern music, Gilley was the cousin of rockabilly legend Jerry Lee Lewis, and he launched his career in the late '50s with singles that mimicked Lewis' trademark style. By the early '60s, Gilley had remade himself as a country artist (years before Jerry Lee would do the same) but didn't make a major impact nationally until 1974 when "Room Full of Roses," originally cut as a B-side, began gaining major airplay and was picked up by Playboy Records, who turned it into a number one country hit. Gilley would score 15 more number one country singles between 1974 and 1983 (including "I Overlooked an Orchid," "Don't the Girls All Get Prettier at Closing Time," "Stand by Me," "Lonely Nights," and "Fool for Your Love"), mastering a style that fused countrypolitan polish with honky tonk atmosphere, giving him a sound that was distinctly his own. Gilley also partnered with Sherwood Cryer in 1971 to open a honky tonk in Pasadena, Texas called Gilley's; in time, the club became legendary in Texas, and was the setting of the hit movie Urban Cowboy, which not only made Gilley and his club a household name but helped give country music a new visibility in the mainstream music media. The Urban Cowboy craze would run its course, but Gilley would retain a loyal following, and would become a popular attraction in Branson, Missouri after his hit-making days were over.



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  • whiskers
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