Glen Campbell

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GLEN CAMPBELL - Songs

Over the years, Glen Campbell charted numerous songs on the Pop/Rock, Country, and Adult Contemporary charts. His best known songs include "Wichita Lineman" (1969), "Rhinestone Cowboy" (1975), and "Southern Nights" (1977). He also recorded several duets with Bobbie Gentry, including "Let It Be Me" (1969). He began his music career as a session guitarist and recorded with many bands including the Champs, the Hondells, the Beach Boys, and Sagittarius. He hosted "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" from 1968-1972 and co-starred with John Wayne in the 1969 movie, "True Grit."

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Glen Campbell And Bobbie Gentry

Let It Be Me 1969
("Let It Be Me" previously charted for Jill Corey (1957), the Everly Brothers (1960), Betty Everett & Jerry Butler (1964), and the Sweet Inspirations (1967) and later also charted for Willie Nelson in 1982.)

Glen Campbell

By The Time I Get To Phoenix 1967
("By The Time I Get To Phoenix" later also charted for Isaac Hayes (1969), the Mad Lads (1969), and Glen Campbell & Anne Murray as a medley (1971).)

Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) 1971
("Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)" previously charted for Roy Orbison (1962).)

Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife 1968
("Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife" also charted for Wayne Newton in 1968.)

Galveston 1969
("Galveston" also charted for Roger Williams in 1969.)

Gentle On My Mind 1968
("Gentle On My Mind" also charted for Patti Page (1968) and Aretha Franklin (1969).)

Hey Little One 1968
("Hey Little One" previously charted for Dorsey Burnette (1960) and J. Frank Wilson (1964).)

Honey Come Back 1970

I Wanna Live 1968

It's Only Make Believe 1970
("It's Only Make Believe" previously charted for Conway Twitty (1958).)

Oh Happy Day 1970
("Oh Happy Day" previously charted for the Edwin Hawkins' Singers (1969).)

Rhinestone Cowboy 1975

True Grit 1969

Try A Little Kindness 1969

Where's The Playground Susie 1969

Wichita Lineman 1969
("Wichita Lineman" also charted for Sergio Mendes & Brazil '66 in 1969.)

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