Tom's Country View

But across the seas two armies stare down at each other's guns, each believing in their cause enough to die or kill the other one. But tonight there'll be no shooting, not a drop of blood will spill, they will cease their fire this silent night in the name of peace and goodwill. (D. Matthews / K. Worsham / S. Baccus / S. Munsey Jr.)

"Tonight, I'm as low as any man can go   I'm down and I can't fall much farther   And once upon a time, You turned the water into wine   An' now, on my knees, I'm turning to You, Father   Could You help me turn the wine back into water?"   ('Wine Into Water' / T. Graham Brown, Ted Hewitt, Bruce Burch) In the mid 1980s a new voice caught the attention of Country Radio listeners. A voice that one would much rather expect to hear on Soul Radio. The unmistakable Blue Eyed Soul of T. Graham Brown , the white guy with the black voice from Georgia, brought a breath of fresh sounds into the Country Charts. Until the end of the 1980s, his T-Ness had achieved 3 Number-1 and 7 Top-10 Country Hits, among them such lasting favorites as ' Hell and High Water ', ' I Tell It Like It Used To Be ' or ' I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again '. In terms of style, he always remained a little difficult to categorize. ...