Lisa J
Another wonderful song by wonderful Miss Kitty!
Thank you, Lilly!
Kitty Wells - A Change of Heart download song
- Artist: Kitty Wells
- Song: A Change of Heart
- Genre: Country
- Length: 02:43
- Size: 3.2MB
- Bitrate: 160Kbps
- Date: 2019-06-04
- Upload by: Pioneer
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Comments
Sam Winder
Michael said it all; this is REAL country. Thanks Lilly! *****
The Metalfan
I love this I was in high school in Port Elgin N.B. at the time and a radion station on P.E.I. played it ...........she is sweet sweet sweet
Yebisu
First heard this by Teddy Thompson on Letterman show a few years ago and really like his version and was surprised to find i already had this by Kitty on an album forever!
LINkoln GAMEVLOG
I first heard this song on KTON radio in Belton, Texas in 1961. They not only played the current pop hits of the time but mixed in country also. While other kids my age were listening to rock and roll I was already a country fan. The only version I heard for many years was by Curtis & Dell but later found a great version by the Everly Brothers.
zach gorge
Harlan Howard was right...three chords and the truth! What a beautiful song