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This is the title track from Johnny's first album, produced by Willie Nelson and Pete Drake and released on Stop Records out of Nashville in 1967. The sound of a heartache, to Johnny, is the sound of a pedal steel guitar

Johnny Bush - Sound Of A Heartache - Продолжительность: 2:41 .

The Sound of a Heartache (1968). Album by Johnny Bush. You Ought to Hear Me Cry. was covered in. You Ought to Hear Me Cry by Willie Nelson (1977).

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Johnny Bush (born February 17, 1935 as John Bush Shinn III) is a country music singer, songwriter, and drummer. Bush, nicknamed the "Country Caruso," is best known for his distinctive voice and as the writer of "Whiskey River," a top-ten hit for himself and Willie Nelson's signature song Contents Stardom and vocal problems. A series of regional hits on the Stop label, including Marty Robbins's "You Gave Me a Mountain", "Undo the Right", "What A Way To Live" and "I'll Be There", soon followed

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ummer Johnny Bush, born John Bush Shinn III in Houston, began his country career as a vocalist and guitar player in 1952 at the Texas Star Inn in San Antonio. Eventually he switched to drums and in the early '60s began working in Willie Nelson's band, the Record Men. A year later, he joined Ray Price's Cherokee Cowboys. Nelson stepped in and paid for Bush to cut his first album, Sound of a Heartache. After strong local response, he first hit the charts in 1967 with the minor hit "You Oughta Hear Me Cr. The next year he had three hits, including the Top Ten "Undo the Right. In 1972, Bush had a Top 20 hit with "I'll Be There," which led to a deal with RCA and a Top Ten hit with his song "Whiskey River," which later became Willie Nelson's signature song. Just as Bush reached the brink of stardom, he started to lose his vocal range.

Biography by Sandra Brennan. Country singer-songwriter, closely aligned with Willie Nelson, deeply rooted in honky-tonk tradition. The Sound of a Heartache. You Gave Me a Mountain.