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ALBUMS
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YEAR |
TITLE |
LABEL/NUMBER |
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1972 |
Borrowed Angel |
Metromedia Country 5001 |
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1973 |
The Town Where You Live/Walk Softly On The Bridges |
Metromedia Country BML1-0281 |
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1974 |
Two-Way Street |
GRT 8002 |
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1975 |
Smokey Mountain Memories |
GRT 8004 |
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1976 |
Country Colors |
GRT 8015 |
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1977 |
Mel Street* |
Polydor PD-1-6114 |
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1977 |
Country Soul |
Polydor PD-1-6144 |
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1978 |
Mel Street* |
Mercury SRM-1-5014 |
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YEAR |
TITLE |
LABEL / NUMBER |
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1976 |
Greatest Hits |
Deluxe LSM-511 |
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1980 |
The Many Moods of Mel |
Sunbird |
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1980 |
Some Very Special Moments |
Sunbird |
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1980 |
The Very Best of Mel Street |
Sunbird ST-50101 |
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1982 |
Remember |
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1994 |
Greatest Hits (reissue with some extra tracks)*** |
Deluxe DCD-7824 |
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1995 |
Greatest Hits (not the same as above, only 10 songs) |
CEMA Special Products |
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YEAR |
TITLE |
LABEL / NUMBER |
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1970 |
Borrowed Angel / House of Pride |
Tandem 005 (Grundy, VA) |
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1972 |
Borrowed Angel |
Metromedia Country |
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1972 |
Who'll Turn Out The Lights / Lovin' on Back Streets |
Metromedia Country MC-901 |
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1973 |
Spoiled Lonely Man / Walk Softly on the Bridges |
Metromedia Country MC-906 |
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1973 |
The Town Where You Live |
Metromedia Country |
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1974 |
Forbidden Angel |
GRT |
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1975 |
Even If I Have To Steal |
GRT |
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1975 |
Smokey Mountain Memories |
GRT 8004 |
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1976 |
I Met a Friend of Yours Today |
GRT |
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1976 |
Looking Out My Window Through the Pain |
GRT |
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1977 |
Barbara, Don't Let Me Be the Last to Know |
Polydor |
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1978 |
If I Had a Cheating Heart |
Mercury |
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1978 |
Just Hangin' On |
Mercury |
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1980 |
The One Thing My Lady Never Puts in Words |
Sunbird |
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1980 |
Slip Away |
Sunbird |
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1980 |
Who'll Turn Out The Lights / Lust Affair |
Sunbird 7555 |
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| "If I Had a Cheatin' Heart" was a hit a few years ago for Ricky Lynn Gregg. "I Met a Friend of Yours Today" was recorded more recently by George Strait on the album Lead On. Strait also recorded "Looking Out My Window Through the Pain" in 2000 for his self-titled album George Strait. He specifically requested to record the song. Interestingly, the producers had to search the Country Music Hall of Fame to find it. "Smokey Mountain Memories" was covered in the early 80s by the song's co-writer, Earl Thomas Conley. Conley also wrote and later recorded another of Mel's songs - "I've Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me" (also a hit for Conway Twitty). |
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