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Country albums in the '60s sometimes seemed like singles with a lot of B-sides. Artists could release four albums a year, one for each hit single if they were lucky. Jack Gree...Read more
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When I was dating my present husband, we used to go to the VFW hall dance every Saturday night. They had a great country-western band. I am not a country western fan, I'm af...Read more

Statue of a Fool by Jack Greene (Cassette, Sep-1994, Michele)

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UPC:027779011846
Artist:Jack Greene
Format:Cassette
Release Year:1994
Record Label:Michele
Genre:Country

Track Listing
1. Ribbon of Darkness
2. You Gave Me a Mountain
3. Just Enough to Start Me Dreamin'
4. Hungry Eyes
5. Yesterday's Letters
6. There's More to Love
7. Bring Me Sunshine
8. Watching My World Walk Away
9. Montego Bay
10. I Don't Need Tomorrow
11. Statue of a Fool

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Distributor:Select-O-Hits
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

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Country albums in the '60s sometimes seemed like singles with a lot of B-sides. Artists could release four albums a year, one for each hit single if they were lucky. Jack Greene's Statue of a Fool is like that: the title track was a number one hit, and the remaining 11 album tracks are a mixture of covers (Gordon Lightfoot's "Ribbon of Darkness," Merle Haggard's "Hungry Eyes") and songs by Nashville songwriters like Hank Cochran and Dallas Frazier. "Bring Me Sunshine," a hit the same year for Willie Nelson, adds jazzy guitar chords and a swinging beat that show how easily the smooth-mannered Greene could have encroached on Eddy Arnold's quasi-Vegas territory. "I Don't Need Tomorrow," on the other hand, is a country shuffler with plenty of steel guitar. Greene is a capable vocalist but his something-for-everyone approach yields a forgettable product here. ~ Greg Adams

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Oh, so true!

Created: 08/11/08
When I was dating my present husband, we used to go to the VFW hall dance every Saturday night. They had a great country-western band. I am not a country western fan, I'm afraid. But every now and then one comes along that you can't ignore. For me, it was Statue of a Fool.
We knew the lead singer in this band. He was from our home town, and a good singer. He sang this song every Saturday night, and we would dance to it. Maybe a funny song to be "our song," but we loved the lyrics and the rythmn and it was so nice to dance to... slow! You could get real close!
Our friend, the lead singer, died at a very young age of cancer. We remember him often.
We have very few country-western CDs in our home. Just the more popular ones. And, for some strange reason, we never bought Statue of a Fool.
Now, 30+ years later, I decided I wanted to own a copy. The only place to do that is eBay. Sure enough, there it was!
The first time we played it, we said, Here's to you Jerry! We miss you!!
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