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Ed Bruce
A country performer, songwriter, and occasional actor, Ed Bruce was born William
Edwin Bruce Jr. on December 29, 1939 in Keiser, Arkansas. As a teenager he was
discovered by the legendary head of Sun Records, Sam Phillips and had his first
professional work at Sun as a rockabilly artist on singles like “Rockin’ Boppin’
Baby” (1957). He continued to record, and he found success as a songwriter when
his “See the Big Man Cry” became a top 10 hit in 1965 for Charlie Louvin. His
1968 debut album, If I Could Just Go Home gave him his biggest chart success to
that point with the number ...
The Games That Daddies PlayEd Bruce and Conway Twitty
Girls Women and LadiesEd Bruce
You're the Best Break This Old Heart Ever HadEd Bruce
(Lying Here With) Linda On My MindEd Bruce and Conway Twitty
My First Taste of TexasEd Bruce
My First Taste of TexasCountry Crossroad and Ed Bruce
The Games That Daddies PlayEd Bruce and Conway Twitty
10 Top 10's
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Girls Women and LadiesEd Bruce
Ed Bruce
You're the Best Break This Old Heart Ever HadEd Bruce
One to One
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(Lying Here With) Linda On My MindEd Bruce and Conway Twitty
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My First Taste of TexasEd Bruce
I Write It Down
My First Taste of TexasCountry Crossroad and Ed Bruce
This Old Hat
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