Jack Greene

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There Goes My Everything 02:37 Tools
Statue Of A Fool 00:00 Tools
Until My Dreams Come True 00:00 Tools
All The Time 00:00 Tools
What Locks The Door 00:00 Tools
Pretty Paper 00:00 Tools
Why Me (Lord) 03:24 Tools
You Are My Treasure 00:00 Tools
Love Takes Care Of Me 00:00 Tools
Back In The Arms Of Love 00:00 Tools
Beautiful Lady 00:00 Tools
I'll Be Home For Christmas 00:00 Tools
O Little Town of Bethlehem 00:00 Tools
O Come All Ye Faithful 00:00 Tools
I Can't Stop Loving You 00:00 Tools
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything - Single Version 02:22 Tools
Wish I Didn't Have To Miss You 00:00 Tools
I Need Somebody Bad 00:00 Tools
SKRILLEX & WOLFGANG GARTNER - THE DEVIL'S DEN 00:00 Tools
Oh Happy Day 00:00 Tools
The Great Speckled Bird/Honky Tonk Angels 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (1966) 00:00 Tools
Wish I Didn’t Have To Miss You 00:00 Tools
Don't You Ever Get Tired of Hurting Me 00:00 Tools
Walking the Floor 00:00 Tools
Wanting You But Never Having You 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything - Re-Recording 00:00 Tools
California Turn Around 00:00 Tools
Ever Since My Baby Went Away 00:00 Tools
Lucille 00:00 Tools
Almost Persuaded 00:00 Tools
California Turnarounds 00:00 Tools
Why Me Lord? 00:00 Tools
Together Again 00:00 Tools
Something Unseen 00:00 Tools
A Wonderful Time Up Here 00:00 Tools
All The Time - Karaoke Version 00:00 Tools
Waltz Across Texas (w Jeannie Seely) 00:00 Tools
Hark the Herald Angels Sing 00:00 Tools
Lord I Need Somebody Bad Tonight (w Charley Pride) 00:00 Tools
Satisfaction 00:00 Tools
I Need Soomebody Bad 00:00 Tools
Two Old Cats Like Us (w George Jones) 00:00 Tools
San Antonio Rose/Roly Poly Medley (w Riders In The Sky) 00:00 Tools
Bethlehem 00:00 Tools
Bitter They Are (w Larry Gatlin) 00:00 Tools
It's Time To Cross That Bridge 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (Re-Recorded Version) 00:00 Tools
The Whole World Comes To Me 00:00 Tools
You Don't Know Me (w Lorrie Morgan) 00:00 Tools
Think I'll Go Somewhere And Cry Myself To Sleep 00:00 Tools
Makin' Up His Mind 00:00 Tools
There's A Whole Lot About A Woman (That A Man Don't Know) 00:00 Tools
Walking On New Grass 00:00 Tools
Why Me Lord 00:00 Tools
A Wound Time Can't Erase 00:00 Tools
A Wonderful Time Up There 00:00 Tools
If This Is Love 00:00 Tools
California Turn Arounds 00:00 Tools
There's a Whole Lot About a Woman (w Vince Gill) 00:00 Tools
Wish I Didn't Have to Miss You - Jack Greene, Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
The Last Letter (w Merle Haggard) 00:00 Tools
Make The World Go Away 00:00 Tools
Tender Years 00:00 Tools
Much Oblige 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything - Alternative Version 00:00 Tools
My Favorite Memory 00:00 Tools
He LIttle Thing'd Her Out Of My Arms 00:00 Tools
Morning Sun 00:00 Tools
The Last Letter 00:00 Tools
You Are My Treasure (w Little Jimmy Dickens & Helen Cornelius) 00:00 Tools
Until My Dreams Come True - Jack Green 00:00 Tools
O Little Town of Bethlehem (Original) 00:00 Tools
Here Comes My Baby 00:00 Tools
Until My Dreams Come True [#1(2) 1969, Decca 32423] 00:00 Tools
I Just Can't Get Her Out of My Mind 00:00 Tools
Are You Sincere 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything [#1(7) 1966, Decca 32023] 00:00 Tools
The Last Letter With Merle Haggard 00:00 Tools
Cowboys and Clowns 00:00 Tools
Waltz Across Texas With Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
O' Little Town of Bethlehem 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (Re-Recorded) 00:00 Tools
Last Letter 00:00 Tools
I'll Love You More - Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
Don't You Ever Get Tired 00:00 Tools
It's Only Love - Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
The Hurt's On Me 00:00 Tools
Amazing Grace 00:00 Tools
All The Time (Karaoke Version) 00:00 Tools
Two Old Cats Like Us With George Jones 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
Can I Sleep in Your Arms - Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
Two Old Cats Like Us With George Jones 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (Re-Recorded / Remastered Version) 00:00 Tools
You Don't Know Me With Lorrie Morgan 00:00 Tools
Statue of a Fool (Re-Recorded) 00:00 Tools
Waltz Across Texas With Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
Fourteen Carat Mind 00:00 Tools
I'll Love You More 00:00 Tools
There's a Whole Lot About a Woman With Vince Gill 00:00 Tools
San Antonio Rose/Roly Poly Medley With Riders In The Sky 00:00 Tools
All The Time [#1(5) 1967, Decca 32123] 00:00 Tools
Back In The Arms 00:00 Tools
What in the World Has Gone Wrong With Our Love? 00:00 Tools
Wish I Didn't Have to Miss You (Re-Recorded) 00:00 Tools
You Are My Treasure With Little Jimmy Dickens & Helen Cornelius 00:00 Tools
Lord I Need Somebody Bad Tonight With Charley Pride 00:00 Tools
You're The One 00:00 Tools
Statue Of A Fool (Re-Recorded Version) 00:00 Tools
You Don't Know Me With Lorrie Morgan 00:00 Tools
Happy Tracks 00:00 Tools
Lord I Need Somebody Bad Tonight With Charley Pride 00:00 Tools
Bitter They Are With Larry Gatlin 04:58 Tools
We Don’t Want the World 04:58 Tools
Am I That Easy to Forget 00:00 Tools
Amazing Grace (Jack Greene) 00:00 Tools
There's a Whole Lot About a Woman With Vince Gill 00:00 Tools
The Last Letter With Merle Haggard 00:00 Tools
Chained to a Memory 00:00 Tools
I'm A Lonesome Fugitive 00:00 Tools
Bet Your Heart On Me 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything [Single Version] 00:00 Tools
Bring Me Sunshine 00:00 Tools
Why Me 00:00 Tools
All the Time (Re-Recorded) 00:00 Tools
Red Neckin' Love Makin' Night 00:00 Tools
Don't Touch Me - Jeannie Seely 00:00 Tools
Born To Be With You 00:00 Tools
Room For One More Heartache 00:00 Tools
I Love You Because 00:00 Tools
There Goes My Everything (Re-Recorded / Remastered) 00:00 Tools
Lord Is That Me 00:00 Tools
Love Is No Excuse 00:00 Tools
Why Me, Lord? 00:00 Tools
Back In The Arms Of Love (Re-Recorded Version) 00:00 Tools
He Is My Everything 00:00 Tools
Love Takes Good Care Of Me 00:00 Tools
She Called Me Baby 00:00 Tools
Bitter They Are With Larry Gatlin 00:00 Tools
San Antonio Rose/Roly Poly Medley With Riders In The Sky 00:00 Tools
The Hardest Easy Thing 00:00 Tools
Kneel At The Cross 00:00 Tools
By the Time I Get to Phoenix 00:00 Tools
Before The Next Teardrop Falls 00:00 Tools
Walk Through This World With Me 00:00 Tools
Crazy 00:00 Tools
My Special Angel 00:00 Tools
Claifornia Turn-Arounds 00:00 Tools
Until My Dream Come True 00:00 Tools
California Turn-Around 00:00 Tools
I'd Be Home On Christmas Day 00:00 Tools
Your Favorite Fool 00:00 Tools
I Started Loving You Again 00:00 Tools
There's More To Love 00:00 Tools
The Key That Fits Her Door 00:00 Tools
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Jack Greene (born 7 January, 1930, died 15 March, 2013) was an American country musician nicknamed the "Jolly Green Giant" and best known for his 1966 hit "There Goes My Everything." Greene was born on January 7, 1930, in Maryville, Tennessee. In the early 1950's, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where he formed his own band, The Peach Tree Boys as a lead vocalist, drummer, and guitarist. In 1959, he moved back to Tennessee and settled in Nashville and formed his own band, The Tennessee Mountain Boys. One day in 1961, the band opened for Ernest Tubb, and Ernest noticed Jack's talents and asked him to join his band, which he did. For the next few years, he was a drummer, guitarist, vocalist, and M.C. in Ernest Tubb's band, The Texas Troubadors. He soon was starting to open shows for Ernest playing guitar and singing and in 1964, Jack released his first solo record with "The Last Letter" which first appeared on one of Tubb's live albums. The song got attention from Ernest's record label Decca Records who released it as a single. Another single followed in 1965 with "Don't You Ever Get Tired Of Hurtin' Me" but this didn't chart as it came out at the same time as Ray Price's version. Tubb encouraged him to pursue a solo career, and Greene achieved great success right away. His first Top 40 hit came in early 1966 with "Ever Since My Baby Went Away". Later that year, he released a song that put him on top. The song was "There Goes My Everything" and it was a monster hit, staying on top of the Country charts for 7 weeks, and even becoming a crossover hit, the album stayed #1 for an entire year. The success continued into 1967 as well with another number 1 smash in "All The Time" (on top for 5 weeks) and a number 2 hit with "What Locks The Door". In 1967, he received the prestigious awards for Male Vocalist of the Year, Single of the Year, and Album of the Year from the Country Music Association. In all, he has recorded nine number one country hits on various charts including 5 number one Billboard hits. His success continued into 1968 with another number 1 with "You Are My Treasure" and the top 5 hit "Love Takes Care Of Me". In 1969, he had 2 number 1 hits with "Until My Dreams Come True" and "Statue Of A Fool". He completed the year out with the Top 5 "Back In The Arms Of Love". In 1970, Jack gained a duet and a touring partner in Jeannie Seely, and together they had a number 2 hit with the song "Wish I Didn't Have To Miss You". Jack and Jeannie's stage show became one of the biggest touring acts during the 1970's. Jack continued to have both solo hits and duets with Jeannie Seely. Among the biggest of these hits during the 70's included "Lord, Is That Me" (1970), "There's A Lot About A Woman A Man Don't Know" (1971), and 2 more duets with Jeannie with "Much Oblige" (1972) and "What In The World Has Gone Wrong With Our Love" (1972). Jack's career continued when Decca became MCA Records and he continued to chart with "Satisfaction" (1973), "I Need Somebody Bad" (1973), and "It's Time To Cross That Bridge" (1974). Afterwards, his chart success declined rapidly as another song in 1974 and one song in 1975 were minor hits and he was dropped by MCA Records in 1976. Jack enjoyed a brief comeback to the charts in 1980 with the Top 30 hit "Yours For The Taking" on Frontline Records. He achieved several more minor hits on Frontline and then on EMH and Step One. He continues to tour regularly and appears on The Grand Ole Opry, where he has been a member since 1967, and 2007 marked his 40th anniversary with the Opry. He died in Nashville, TN on 15 March, 2013, from complications of Alzheimer's disease. He was 83. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.