Jim Reeves

Jim Reeves was initially an extremely successful baseball player until a back injury forced an end to his athletic career.

In the 1940’s he worked as a radio presenter and often sang live between broadcasting songs which brought him to the attention of some recording companies, but it wasn’t until the early 1960’s that he really came to fame. His song “He’ll Have To Go” (written by Joe Allison) earned him success on the Country and Popular Music charts in the United States and gained him popularity world wide.

His rich voice brought millions of new fans to country music from every corner of the world and he will be remembered as one of country music’s most important performers.

His untimely death came as a result of a light aircraft crash in 1964.

Backing Tracks

Adios Amigo

Am I Losing You

And I Love You So

Billy Bayou

Bimbo

Blue Side Of Lonesome

Distant Drums

Four Walls

Have I Told You Lately

He’ll Have To Go

I Guess I’m Crazy

I Love You Because

I Won’t Come In While He’s There

I Won’t Forget You

I’m Gonna Change Everything

Is It Really Over

It Hurts

Look Who’s Talking with Dottie West

Mexican Joe

Missing Angel

Moonlight And Roses

Not Until The Next Time

Old Christmas Card

My Juanita

Red Roses From The Blue Side

 Scarlet Ribbons

There’s A Heartache Following Me

This Is It

Waltzing On Top Of The World

Welcome To My World

When Two Worlds Collide

You’re The Only Good Thing

Your Old Love Letters

Sheet Music