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LOCO IN LAREDO
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We are songwriters with a great love for words and music. Sometimes we get to put them together to express our lives in song. We work at it with a lot pride and
! Hi, How's everybody doing? I'm Paul Wilson Songwriter and I have some wonderful songwriters as friends and we've written the songs on this page. As of March of 2012 I be released my first Album (TRAINS AND FOOLS). It has a total of thirteen songs. The album is available for purchase. All songs on my album were produced and recorded by myself and Newell Bates (owner of Baytle Music Studio). My second CD BLOOD FROM MY PEN is a 7 song cd and all songs were written and inspired by journey in recovery. This CD was recorded and produced at Kutt Studios in Fort Lauderdale Fl by Don "Kutt" Laino and is an incredible work of engineering. My Son Chris Wilson plays Bass , my wife Pat does lead and backup vocals, my good friend Ed Krider does lead guitar and some back up vocals his wise Ellen Krider does back up vocals and Jeremy does some great bass and guitar work wile Kutt plays the percussions on the Cajon. I've written with Joanne Tramonte ( Ain't Gonna Miss You, I Cry, Restless, October Gray, Pretty Eyes, Doesn't Matter& Wishing And Missing You) Joanne wrote the lyrics to Wishing & Missing you, this heartfelt song in memory of her father and I wrote the music it was a very moving experince, April Higuera (Stop The Rain). Russ Reese ( I Need To Know, Who's To Blame, Long Long Time, Don't Go , Grandma, Silent Angel, Can't Escape My Love, Trains And Fools, Wild Crazy & Free), David Beckhom (Loco In Laredo, Remedy) Lydia Milan (Words Of Lies) . Lydia is my niece and she does the vocals on this song too, it is her very first song, you will be hearing more from her. Sally Casey (This or That) Sally is also my niece and sings this song she will be back singing more for sure. The rest of the songs I wrote by myself with the exception of Lost in Texas which I wrote with TJ Howard. TJ sings Brand New Road. Ronnie Kimbal sings on some of the demos recorded at Studio X, Erica Alexander sings Female vocals on demos form Studio X. A friend and great singer, Nancie League does the vocals on Doesn't Matter & Silent Angel, recorded at my house. The music for All Those Years and Loco In Laredo was recorded at Tom Manche's Studio X in Nashville . Wild Crazy & Free was recorded at Baytle Music in Ft Lauderdale vocals by hard singing, rockin' Tom SchelhouseWe Hope you enjoy the music on this page and come back often to listen and check for new songs If you hear something you would like to record give me a call or e-mail me... we can talk. Thanks, God Bless the music makers, Peace. Paul Wilson Songwriter
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Country • Country General
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Peak #1
Peak in subgenre #1
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David Bechom & Paul Wilson
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2010/pwmusic1
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January 17, 2012
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MP3 3.1 MB • 128 kbps • 3:23
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Loco In Laredo words and music by Paul Wilson & David Beckhom copyright2008pwmusic1 I've always been a cowboy, Rode the trails from town to town. Chased woman... even caught a few. Towed the line tried not to cross it, Keep my cool and not lose it, But it happened, a time or two. I was dangerous in Dallas, Got loose down in El Paso. Barely conscious in San Antone last June. The mistake down by the border When I was just to drunk to see, Got all of Texas after me. Chorus) I went loco in Laredo on a hot Saturday night, With a pistol in my pocket, and a belly full of fight. Didn't mean to pull the trigger, but that stranger forced my hand. I went loco in Laredo and ain't nobody... Gonna give a damn. I got all of Texas after me, and the night is wearin' long. The Rio Grande's in front of me, And the moon's shinin' to strong. I hear hoofbeat behind me, Sounds like my heart pounding in my chest, Ya go loca in Laredo be ready to take on Texas' best. Chorus) I went loco in Laredo on a hot Saturday night, With a pistol in my pocket and a belly full of fight. Didn't mean to pull the trigger, But that stranger forced my hand. I went loco in Laredo and ain't nobody... Gonna give a damn. Bridge I could run across the river, and never look behind. Would anybody miss, me would anybody cry? Or I could turn and face Texas and make my final stand. Cause I went loca in Laredo and ain't nobody gonna give a damn. Chours I went loco in laredo on a hot Saturday night. With a pistol in my pocket and a belly full of fight. I didn't mean to pull the trigger, But that stranger forced my hand. I went loco in Laredo and ain't nobody... Gonna give a damn. Tag I went loco in Laredo and ain't nobody... gonna give a damn.
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Paul Wilson and Friends
May 23, 2015
“Really love the guitar work on this, it 's very deep and rich sounding. It 's definitely the kind of folk/country music that most everyone can enjoy because it 's musically impressive. The singer's voice is smooth and enjoyable to listen to, and the lyrics remind me of the storytelling that Jim Croce often did. All in all, really nice.” “The vocalist is great, and the lyrics is good. The melody works find for this narrative singing, and the accompaniment has a running pace that moves the story forward. Good to hear on the road, and to keep awake during the day, with the song being a kind companion.” “this is a very authentic country style song. the intro reminded me of 60s spaghetti westerns and their soundtracks. the lyrics tell an authentic story as well, he's got all of texas after him. loco in loredo is a catchy phrase for the chorus. this country western male vocalist has a very good tone, deep and rich with the right amount of twang that country fans will like.” “A
Rodrica Rudge
May 15, 2010
Great song! :) Fantastic production/sound quality. Love the vocals, very nice timbre and expression. Very catchy track, would be perfect for radio airplay.
MJBerg
Apr 15, 2010
Howdy, Paul, This is a great song, a real classic/authentic american sound all round. I particularly like your vocals, really full, 'man's' voice:). Take care mate, Mauri.