Loose Talk
Buck Owens, Dottie West, Cowboy Copas
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So long we've been married last burden we've carried Though fate kept us humble and made our love true But plans that we'd make up someone seems to break up Oh darling what else can we do We may have to leave here to find piece of mind dear Some place where we can live a life of our own Oh I know you love me and happy we could be if some folks would leave us alone When I go out walking there's lots of loose talking They say we're unhappy and we'll break apart But darling it's not true because I still love you and I do it all with my heart We may have to leave here They say you are leaving that you are deceiving But you tell me they say the same about me But we'll show them there on that loose talk and do harm And hope that's the truth they will see We may have to leave here
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8 facts about this song
About the Song"Loose Talk" is a classic country song that has been covered by a number of prominent country musicians. It was originally written by Freddie Hart and was famously performed by artists including Buck Owens, Carl Smith, Patsy Cline, and Rose Maddox.
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Buck Owens' VersionBuck Owens, known for his signature "Bakersfield sound," covered "Loose Talk" as a duet with his protégé, Rose Maddox. Their version became very popular and is now considered a country classic.
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Carl Smith's VersionCarl Smith was the first to record "Loose Talk" in 1954. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart, making it one of his most successful songs.
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Freddie Hart's ContributionFreddie Hart, the original composer of "Loose Talk", was a prolific songwriter in the country music scene. In addition to "Loose Talk," he wrote hits for numerous other artists including Patsy Cline and Porter Wagoner. Ironically, while his song achieved massive success by other artists, Hart's own recording career didn't take off until the 1970s.
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Patsy Cline's VersionThe legendary Patsy Cline also recorded "Loose Talk" in 1961. However, it was not released as a single, but featured on her album "Patsy Cline Showcase." Despite her untimely death in a plane crash, Cline's version of "Loose Talk" is still highly regarded by country music fans.
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Rose Maddox's InfluenceRose Maddox's version of "Loose Talk" with Buck Owens helped to redefine the genre by incorporating elements of rockabilly. It showcased her powerful vocals and demonstrated her ability to break with country traditions and introduce new styles to the genre.
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Song's ThemeThe song "Loose Talk" takes on the theme of gossip and its negative effects, a common topic in country music. The lyrics tell the story of a person pleading with others to stop spreading harmful rumors that might ruin their relationship.
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Cultural Impact"Loose Talk" continues to be an enduring classic in country music, with its versions by various artists reflecting the evolution of the genre over the decades. It can be said that it showcases the versatility and adaptability of country music over time.
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