petak, 11.02.2011.
Gus Hardin Concert 1985
Gus Hardin (born Carolyn Ann Blankenship on April 9, 1945 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States; died February 17, 1996) was a country music singer.
Hardin's rise to country music popularity began in 1983 with her first RCA Records single, the top 10 hit "After The Last Goodbye". Other hits, such as "Fallen Angel," "I Pass," "Lovin' You Hurts" and "If I Didn't Love You" soon followed, as well as "All Tangled Up in Love", a duet with Earl Thomas Conley.
Hardin married keyboard player Steve Hardin who was a member of the group Point Blank, and after their divorce she kept his last name. Garth Brooks sister, Betsy Smittle was one of Gus's band members and did background vocals on Gus's Cd "I"m Dancing As Fast As I Can".
Hardin died in a car crash on highway 20 east of Claremore, Oklahoma on the way home from singing at a Sunset Grill in Tulsa, on February 17, 1996. Memorial Services Were held in Oklahoma and Nashville, Tennessee.
TraAklist:
01.Fallen Angel
02.Drowning In Memories
03.This Masquerade
04.After The Last Goodbye
05.I've Been Loving You To Long
06.More Or Less
07.All Tangled Up In Love
08.What We Gonna do About It
09.Silver Wing
10.I Pass
11.Never Ending Song Of Love
12. My Mind Is On You
13. Wail Of Tears
14. Big Boss Man
15. Two More Botles Of Wine
16.If I Didn't Love You
17.Gus Hardin & Earl Thomas Conley - All Tangled Up In Love
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