Official music video for "Band In the Window" by Pam Tillis from "Rhinestoned" (2007).

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Jagged Hearts · Pam Tillis

Thunder & Roses

℗ 2001, BMG Music

Released on: 2001-02-02

Producer: Kenny Greenberg
Composer, Lyricist: Chris Lindsey
Composer, Lyricist: Stephanie Bentley
Associated Performer: Chris Rodriguez
Background Vocal: Thomas Flora
Background Vocal: Liana Manis

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Mel Tillis and Pam Tillis w/ The Statesiders - "Waitin' On The Wind" - Prime Time Country - June 8, 1998. I finally got some decent camera time - I'm standing right behind Pam. This is one of the first times I ever played my brand new Kurzweil 2500XS.

Album: All of this love
Año de edición: 1995
Número de pista: 04

http://www.pamtillis.com/ Pam Tillis at the Bluebird Cafe supporting the YMCA with Danielle Peck, Lari White and Gretchen Peters on May 12, 2011.

Recorded at Arlington Music Hall on October 28, 2022 in Arlington, Texas. This was Pam Tillis with special guest Texas High Road.

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Draggin' My Chains · Pam Tillis

Put Yourself In My Place

℗ 1991 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 2008-02-05

Producer: Paul Worley
Mixing Engineer, Producer, Recording Engineer: Ed Seay
Drums: Paul Leim
Drums: Eddie Bayers
Bass Guitar: Glenn Worf
Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocal: Carl Jackson
Electric Guitar: Larry Byrom
Electric Guitar: John Jorgenson
Electric Guitar: Steve Gibson
Steel Guitar: Bruce C. Bouton
Fiddle, Mandolin: Mark O'Connor
Piano: Dennis Burnside
Piano: Matt Rollings
Background Vocal: Ashley Cleveland
Background Vocal: Tricia Walker
Background Vocal: Karen Staley
Background Vocal: Vicki Hampton
Background Vocal: Harry Stinson
Composer, Lyricist: Rick Carnes

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How Gone Is Goodbye · Pam Tillis

Homeward Looking Angel

℗ 1997 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 1992-09-29

Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocal, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar, Producer: Paul Worley
Composer, Lyricist: Bob DiPiero
Mixing Engineer, Producer, Recording Engineer: Ed Seay
Drums: Paul Leim
Composer, Lyricist: Jan Buckingham
Drums: Lonnie Wilson
Drums: Eddie Bayers
Mastering Engineer: Denny Purcell
Bass Guitar: Joe Chemay
Mastering Engineer: Carlos Grier
Bass Guitar: Larry Paxton
Mastering Engineer: Don Cobb
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin: Bill Hullett
Acoustic Guitar: Biff Watson
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar: John Jorgenson
Electric Guitar: Larry Byrom
Steel Guitar: Bruce Bouton
Steel Guitar: Gary Morse
Steel Guitar: Sonny Garrish
Fiddle: Blaine Sprouce
Organ, Piano: Steve Nathan
Background Vocal, Piano, Synthesizer: Anthony Martin
Piano: John Hobbs
Organ: Dennis Burnside
Background Vocal: Harry Stinson
Background Vocal: Stephanie Bentley
Background Vocal: Dennis Wilson
Background Vocal: Pam Rose
Background Vocal: Mary Ann Kennedy
Background Vocal: Vicki Hampton

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Pam Tillis performs "Last Train to Clarksville" in 2004 live at the Renaissance Center.

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Sweethearts Dance · Pam Tillis

Sweetheart's Dance

℗ 1997 Arista Records LLC

Released on: 1994-04-26

Composer, Lyricist: Doug Gill
Producer: Steve Fishell

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PAM TILLIS - Mi Vida Loca DVD 2 (Live From Branson - 2004).

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Official music video from Pam Tillis' "Beautiful Night" from her album, "Just in Time for Christmas."

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Burning Memories · Pam Tillis

It's All Relative - Tillis Sings Tillis

℗ 2002 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Released on: 2002-09-03

Background Vocal: Lona Heins
Composer, Lyricist: Mel Tillis
Background Vocal: Connie Howden
Background Vocal: Madison Howden
Background Vocal: Marshall Howden
Background Vocal: Mark McCauley
Composer, Lyricist: Wayne P. Walker
Background Vocal: Sonny Tillis
Background Vocal: Cindy Westmorland
Background Vocal: Tanner Westmorland
Background Vocal: Katherine Westmorland
Background Vocal: Carrie Tillis Presley
Guitar, Producer: Ray Benson
Guitar: Pat Bergeson
Guitar: John Jorgenson
Guitar: Joe Manuel
Guitar: James Pennebaker
Guitar, Assistant Engineer: Larry Seyer
Guitar, Recording Engineer: Matt Spicher
Guitar: Redd Volkaert
Mandolin: Marty Stuart
Steel Guitar: Bruce Bouton
Steel Guitar: Dan Dugmore
Steel Guitar: Lloyd Maines
Steel Guitar: James Murphy
Steel Guitar: Robby Turner
Drums: Greg Morrow
Drums: Rich Redmond
Drums: David Sanger
Drums: Jim White
Drums: Lynn Williams
Piano: Floyd Domino
Piano: Tony Harrell
Piano: Bob Patin
Piano: Matt Rollings
Strings: David Angell
Strings: John Catchings
Strings: David Davidson
Strings: Buddy Spicher
Bass: Mike Brignardello
Bass: Steve Mackey
Bass: Kevin Smith
Bass, Assistant Engineer: David Spicher
Bass: Spencer Starnes
Fiddle: Jason Roberts
Harmonica: Pat Buchanan
A& R Coordinator: Kay Smith
A& R Coordinator: Michael Hiatt
Coordinator: Dawn Bryant
A& R Director: Cliff Audretch
Assistant Engineer: Tony Green
Assistant Engineer: Erick Jaskowiak
Mixing Engineer: Ed Seay
Mastering Engineer: Ken Love
Recording Engineer: Neal Cappellino
Recording Engineer: Mills Logan
Recording Engineer: Jamie Carter
Recording Engineer: Rodney Dawson
Recording Engineer: Cris Burns

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Mel Tillis -- Alright, I'll Sign The Papers

Mel Tillis has been recording country songs since the 1950s, however his biggest success didn't come until the 1970s, when he had a long list of top 10 hits. <br /><br />"Good Woman Blues" is one of Tillis' biggest hits, released in 1976, it was the second single from his album 'Love Revival' and reached #1 on the US Country Charts.<br />"I Got the Hoss" was also a successful hit for Tillis, reaching #3 on the US Country Charts in 1977.<br /><br />This performance was recorded live at Church Street Station in Orlando, Florida.

Mel Tillis "Louisiana Saturday Night" 5/1/10 Lancaster, PA American Music Theatre<br/>

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