Lefty Frizzell
A brief career as a boxer earned him the nickname "the left-hander", but at the
age of seventeen, after several defeats, he opted for music. Strongly influenced
by Jimmie Rodgers, he scored two huge hits in 1950, "If You've Got The Money"
and "I've Got The Time", covered in 1976 by Willie Nelson. He enjoyed further
success with "I Love You Thousand Ways", "I Want To Be With You Always",
"Travelin' Blues" and, in 1964, "Saginaw, Michigan", his last big hit.
A superb tenor voice, playing on notes and syllables, a ferocious honky tonker
whose statue adorns a park in his hometown, he...
Saginaw, MichiganLefty Frizzell
Mom and Dad's WaltzLefty Frizzell
Long Black VeilLefty Frizzell
She's Gone, Gone, GoneLefty Frizzell
Cigarettes and Coffee BluesLefty Frizzell
I Love You a Thousand WaysLefty Frizzell
Saginaw, MichiganLefty Frizzell
Saginaw, Michigan
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Mom and Dad's WaltzLefty Frizzell
Shine Shave Shower
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Long Black VeilLefty Frizzell
Columbia Country Classics Volume 3: Americana
3:05
She's Gone, Gone, GoneLefty Frizzell
American Originals
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Cigarettes and Coffee BluesLefty Frizzell
Look What Thoughts Will Do
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I Love You a Thousand WaysLefty Frizzell
Shine Shave Shower
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