Waylon Jennings – Gentle...

Waylon Jennings’ Rendition Of “Gentle On My Mind” What is the story behind the...

Bill Phillips – Put...

Bill Phillips - Put It Off Until Tomorrow: A Timeless Country Classic When The...

Western Music Time (13-17...

Western Music Time (13-17 Sept 2023) 17 Songs "Everybody" Knows Opening theme Riders in the Sky...

Swinging Country September 16

Swinging Country September 16 10: AM- 12: PM CDT USA 🇺🇸 @ KSSLFM.COM Howdy Y'all...

The Judds – Had A Dream Had a Dream (For the Heart)

Reached # 17 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, with a total of 18 weeks remaining on the charts. Canadian RPM Country Tracks charts, it reached at #15. The song was included in their debut album, Wynonna & Naomi (RCA / Curb 1984)

“Had a Dream (For the Heart)”, a song written by Dennis Linde, was first recorded by Teresa Brewer for the Signature label, the song was included on the album, Unliberated Woman (Signature 1975).

The Judds recorded it for the RCA / Curb label on March 23, 1983, at Creative Workshop, 2804 Azalea Ave., Nashville, TN. On the recording session of The Judds they were accompanied by: Don Potter (guitar), Mark Casstevens (rhythm guitar and harmonica), Sonny Garrish (steel and dobro), Jack Williams (bass), Eddie Bayers (drums), Bobby Ogdin and Gene Sisk (piano). With the production of Brent Maher, the song was released on December 17, 1983, on March 10, 1984, reached # 17 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, with a total of 18 weeks remaining on the charts. Canadian RPM Country Tracks charts, it reached at #15.

The song was included in their debut album, Wynonna & Naomi (RCA / Curb 1984), was released in EP format, in January 1984, and on September 29, 1984, reached number 8 on the US Top Country charts Albums, remaining a total of 61 weeks on the charts. The EP was certified gold in the USA.

Although this song barely broke the Top 20, ‘Had A Dream (For The Heart)’ is one of the most important songs in The Judds ’catalog. Released as their very first single for RCA in 1983, the Elvis cover would introduce the world to the music of a duo that would become the hottest act in Country Music by the mid-‘80s. Appropriately, the song was used as the opening number on The Judds ’En Last Encore’ reunion tour.

Elvis Presley, also covered , “For the Heart”, on his 1976 album From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee (RCA 1976). Presley’s version, the B-side to the album’s single “Hurt”, peaked at number 45 on the Hot Country Songs charts that year.



Versions:

Teresa Brewer 1975 (Signature)
Elvis Presley 1976 (RCA)
Jerry Walker 1978 (Sivelle Records)
Elvis Wade 1987 (EWM)
The Jordanaires 1990 (World Wide Music)
Ray Ellis 2010 (Raytone Records)




The Judds – Had A Dream Had a Dream (For the Heart) Lyrics
[Chorus:]
Had a dream about you, baby
Had a dream about me and you
Had a dream
And I woke up crying

Well, I can try
But I just can’t stop
And the time is dragging by
Tick-tock
Oh, my heart
It just can’t love no one but you

[Verse 1:]
Well, I’m high and dry and lonely
I’m as lonesome as can be
And I stare out of my window

Well, I can play
But I just can’t win
And the weather’s looking mighty grim
Oh, my heart
It just can’t love no one but you

[Repeat Chorus:]
[Verse 2:]
Oh, my heart
It can’t love no one but you
My heart can’t love no one but you
Oh, my heart
It just can’t love no one but you

Oh, my heart
Can’t love no one but you
My heart can’t love no one but you
Oh, my heart
It just can’t love no one but you

[Repeat Chorus:]

Oh, my heart
It just can’t love no one but you

MOST READ

SiteLock

POPULAR POST

Continue reading

Waylon Jennings – Gentle on My Mind

Waylon Jennings’ Rendition Of “Gentle On My Mind” What is the story behind the song "Gentle on My Mind" "Gentle on My Mind" is a song that was written by John Hartford and was first recorded and released by him in...

Bill Phillips – Put It Off Until Tomorrow

Bill Phillips - Put It Off Until Tomorrow: A Timeless Country Classic When The Cowboy Sings is proud to present an in-depth look at the classic country song "Put It Off Until Tomorrow" by Bill Phillips. This timeless tune has...

Western Music Time (13-17 Sept 2023)

Western Music Time (13-17 Sept 2023) 17 Songs "Everybody" Knows Opening theme Riders in the Sky - Vaughn Monroe (comp Stan Jones) Back in the Saddle Again - Gene Autry (comp Ray Whitley) Happy, Roving Cowboy - Sons of the Pioneers (Comp Bob Nolan) When...