Bill Wence Discography of CDs

Bill Wence discography A credible songwriter in his own right, Bill Wence offers up a healthy amount of traditional no-frills country music. The longtime keyboardist for Tom T. Hall has a style that calls to mind John Hiatt during "You're the Best." The title track is a bit more up-tempo and doesn't quite work as well, but when Wence chooses softer ballads with strong narratives, such as on "I'll Send My Love," as well as "I Wanna Do It Again," he strikes a chord that is timeless and true. The mandolin also works well on the track. It seems the shorter the song's length, the better it comes across to the listener. "Lady Lovin' Night" and the bouncy "Quicksand" are good examples of being short yet sweet. Accompanied by an array of backing and ...

Bill Wence songs Recording information: Creative Workshop, Berry Hill, TN.

Bill Wence CD discography Bill Wence kicks off Songs from the Rocky Fork Tavern with the easy rocking "Angelene," a likable song that captures the tension between true love and the open road. The lyric looks back with regret, with the narrator coming to terms with just what he's lost; the upbeat cadence, however, sounds as free as the open road, revealing just how attractive the myth of the open road remains, even when it ...

Bill Wence CD discography ;1978;1st Time On CD Recording information: Toy Box, Brentwood, TN. Photographer: Hope Powell. Personnel: Tom T. Hall (vocals, guitar); Chip Young, Charles Stewart , Ray Edenton (guitar); Rick Money (acoustic guitar); Dale Sellers (electric guitar, dobro); Harold Bradley (banjo, bass guitar); James Edwards (mandolin); Sheldon Kurland, Steven Smith, Pamela VanOsdale, Samuel Terranova, Stephanie Woolf, Virginia Christensen, Carl Gorodetzky (violin); Murrel Counts (fiddle); Marvin Chantry, Gary VanOsdale (viola); Roy Christensen, Byron Bach (cello); Bobby Wood ...