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GUY CLARK
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YEAR |
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RATING |
| Old No 1 |
1975 |
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| Texas Cookin' |
1976 |
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| Guy Clark |
1978 |
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| The South Coast of Texas |
1981 |
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| The Best of Guy Clark |
1982 |
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| Better Days |
1983 |
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| Old Friends |
1989 |
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| Boats to Build |
1992 |
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| Dublin Blues |
1995 |
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| Craftsman |
1995 |
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| Essential |
1997 |
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| Keepers |
1997 |
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| Cold Dog Soup |
1999 |
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| Old
No 1/Texas Cookin' |
2001 |
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| The Dark |
2002 |
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| Workbench Songs |
2006 |
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PROFILE
Guy Clark has made an indelible mark on Texas music. He may not have many #1 hits (just one, "Heartbroke," by Ricky Skaggs in 1982), but over three decades he has crafted an enduring catalog of poetic story-songs and directly influenced a legion of singer/songwriters like Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell, Lyle Lovett, Robert Earl Keen, and Charlie Robison, to name a few. If you ask Clark about his impact on Texas music, you'll likely get a few sentences of genuinely humble deflection. But if you flip the question and ask about the impact Texas has had on him, then you'll get to know the real Guy Clark story. Read more from Guy Clark's profile
WEBSITE
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