Albums by Don Williams
ALBUMFollow Me Back To LouisvilleDon Williams & The Pozo-Seco Singers
ALBUMReflectionsDon Williams
ALBUMAnd So It GoesDon Williams
ALBUMBest FriendDon Williams
ALBUMThe Gentle GiantDon Williams
ALBUMRuby Tuesday & Other Favorites (Remastered)Don Williams
ALBUMDon WilliamsPozo Seco Singers
ALBUMDon Williams 101 (Re-Recorded Versions)Don Williams
ALBUMThe Essential Don Williams (Re-Recorded Versions)Don Williams
ALBUMYou're My Best FriendDon Williams
Don Williams's Popular Music Videos
Imagine That (feat. Keith Urban)
Don Williams
I’ll Be Here In the Morning
Don Williams
Sing Me Back Home
Don Williams
Artist Playlists
Don Williams Essentials
Get a close-up look at country's gentle giant.
Don Williams: Deep Cuts
A languid journey through his heart-wrenching country hits.
Artist Biography
Country singer-songwriter Don Williams started his career in the ’60s as a member of Texas folk trio Pozo Seco Singers, whose hits included “Time” and “I Believed It All.”
∙ After signing a solo record deal with Jack Clement’s JMI Records, Williams had his first Top 5 Country hit with 1974’s “We Should Be Together.”
∙ He was extremely popular in the UK and had two Top 40 hits there in 1976, while avowed fan Eric Clapton landed a Top 40 US hit with a live version of “Tulsa Time.”
∙ Named CMA Male Vocalist of the Year in 1978, he also won ACM Single of the Year for his No. 1 Country hit “Tulsa Time.”
∙ Williams appeared as himself in the 1980 Burt Reynolds movie Smokey and the Bandit 2, and he contributed several songs to its soundtrack.
∙ During his career, he had 17 No. 1 Country hits, highlighted by 1980’s “I Believe in You,” which was his only Top 40 Pop hit.
∙ In 2010, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Hometown
Floydada, TX, United States
Genre
Country