Don Williams, Pozo Seco Singers, 78

http://www.rollingstone.com/country/news/don-williams-countrys-gentle-giant-dead-at-78-w501990

Ray Arthur

BobbyM

2017-09-09 04:23:35 UTC

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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.

My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".

Excuse Me Dear Martha -

RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Tim

2017-11-01 18:58:32 UTC

Post by t***@iwvisp.com
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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.
My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".
Excuse Me Dear Martha - http://youtu.be/PULk83sOrDA
RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Always loved his rendition of Tulsa Time during my C&W phase.

j***@netscape.net

2017-11-02 20:10:37 UTC

Post by t***@iwvisp.com
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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.
My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".
Excuse Me Dear Martha - http://youtu.be/PULk83sOrDA
RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Always loved his rendition of Tulsa Time during my C&W phase.

I Believe In You, was better!!

C&W meds?

Uni :-)

Tim

2017-11-03 21:16:51 UTC

Post by t***@iwvisp.com
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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.
My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".
Excuse Me Dear Martha - http://youtu.be/PULk83sOrDA
RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Always loved his rendition of Tulsa Time during my C&W phase.

I Believe In You, was better!!
C&W meds?
Uni :-)

Shit kickin' Hard Liquor!! :)

j***@netscape.net

2017-11-06 06:06:35 UTC

Post by t***@iwvisp.com
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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.
My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".
Excuse Me Dear Martha - http://youtu.be/PULk83sOrDA
RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Always loved his rendition of Tulsa Time during my C&W phase.

I Believe In You, was better!!
C&W meds?
Uni :-)

Shit kickin' Hard Liquor!! :)

Oh, okay!! No Opioid epidemic!!

Funny how Big Pharma is allowed to kill.

Uni :-)

Tim

2017-11-08 01:53:15 UTC

Post by t***@iwvisp.com
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Ray Arthur

I haven't read the Rolling Stone article but I did see somewhere today
that Williams had passed away. He was maybe the most laid back country
singer there has been & he had quite a string of hits. He had a hit
with Tulsa Time at least a year before Clapton did. Williams was also
the primary male singer of the 60s group, The Pozo Seco Singers. They
are probably best remembered for the female-led songs, "Time" & "I
Believed It All" and "I Can Make It With You", on which Williams had the
lead vocal.
My favorite Pozo Seco song "Excuse Me Dear Martha" (with Williams on
vocal), which was the flip of "I Believed It All".
Excuse Me Dear Martha - http://youtu.be/PULk83sOrDA
RIP to my fellow Texan, Don Williams.

Always loved his rendition of Tulsa Time during my C&W phase.

I Believe In You, was better!!
C&W meds?
Uni :-)

Shit kickin' Hard Liquor!! :)

Oh, okay!! No Opioid epidemic!!
Funny how Big Pharma is allowed to kill.
Uni :-)

Big Pharma's physicians have had their hands tied by the DEA for the past 5 years. Blaming big pharma is a orchestrated govt sham intended to divert our attention away from smuggled ovoids from Mexico while legitimately needy patients, for the most part, now go without.

j***@netscape.net

2017-09-12 21:23:26 UTC

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Ray Arthur

Biggest hit - I Believe In You!!!

Uni :-)

t***@iwvisp.com

2017-09-13 01:42:35 UTC