Album

It's All In The Movies

Merle Haggard And The Strangers

1976 · Folk, World, & Country

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It's All In The Movies by Merle Haggard And The Strangers

It's All In The Movies is a Folk album by Merle Haggard And The Strangers, originally released in 1976. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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It's All in the Movies is the 19th studio album by Merle Haggard and The Strangers, released in 1976. The album's title track became Haggard's eighth consecutive #1 country single and features the same pop-oriented sound that producer Ken Nelson had employed on the singer's recent chart topper "Always Wanting You." Two songs, "Stingeree" and "Hag's Dixie Blues, No. 2," had been recorded for a 1973 studio album I Love Dixie Blues, a project Haggard scrapped after deciding to record a live album in New Orleans. Haggard also returns to Bob Wills and western swing on "Living With the Shades Pulled Down" and Wills own "Cotton Patch Blues." The album closes with the Dolly Parton-penned gospel song "The Seeker.".

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Tracklist

  1. 1It's All In the Movies3:18
  2. 2Nothin's Worse Than Losing3:00
  3. 3After Loving You3:12
  4. 4Stingeree4:05
  5. 5I Know an Ending3:13
  6. 6This Is the Song We Sing2:48
  7. 7Living With the Shades Pulled Down2:58
  8. 8Hag's Dixie Blues #22:53
  9. 9Let's Stop Pretending3:06
  10. 10Cotton Patch Blues2:58
  11. 11The Seeker2:54

Sound DNA

  • Folk
  • Singer-Songwriter
  • warm
  • melancholic
  • outlaw

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