Don Williams 10 Essential Songs
If Hollywood Don’t Need You: Williams had his 13th Number One hit with Bob McDill’s “If Hollywood Don’t Need You.
Good Ole Boys Like Me: One of the greatest country songs of all time, this sweet.
I Believe in You: I Believe in You” was the biggest record of Williams’ career – a country chart-topper.
Love Is on a Roll”: A key to Williams’ success with country audiences.
Tulsa Time: The “Gentle Giant” toughened up on “Tulsa Time.
Some Broken Hearts Never Mend: In spite of its breezy tune, light-as-a-feather production and Williams’ toasty-warm vocals.
You’re My Best Friend: After Williams’ breakthrough in 1974, he returned the next April with the release of You’re My Best Friend.
Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good: Williams sang so softly and easily.
If I Needed You: Written by Townes Van Zandt.
Til the Rivers All Run Dry: Williams’ easygoing proclamations of love had a way of feeling timeless.