ALBUMMy Heroes Have Always Been CountryGene Watson
ALBUMA Taste of the TruthGene Watson
ALBUMGene Watson - 22 Golden Country GreatsGene Watson
ALBUMFourteen Carat MindGene Watson
ALBUMGospel At Its BestGene Watson
ALBUMAt His BestGene Watson
ALBUMLove In the Hot AfternoonGene Watson
Gene Watson's Popular Music Videos
Wonderful Future (feat. Willie Nelson)
Gene Watson
Where No One Stands Alone (Live From Ray Stevens' CabaRay Showroom, Nashville, TN/2017)
Gene Watson
Forever Ain't Long Enough
The Bellamy Brothers & Gene Watson
Build My Mansion (Next Door to Jesus) [feat. Gene Watson & The Isaacs] [Live]
Country's Family Reunion
Take Me As I Am (feat. Gene Watson) [Live]
Country's Family Reunion
If I Had Any Pride Left at All
Gene Watson
Before The Hammer Could Ring (feat. Gene Watson) [Live]
Country's Family Reunion
You Gave Me A Mountain (feat. Gene Watson) [Live]
Country's Family Reunion
Make The World Go Away (feat. Gene Watson) [Live]
Country's Family Reunion
Artist Biography
In 1963, Gene Watson moved to Houston, where he worked in car engine and bodywork repairs. In the evenings, he sang around the local clubs, and recorded for several labels including Reeder and Stoneway before gaining his first country chart entry with "Bad Water" on the Resco label in 1975. He moved to Capitol Records and had a US Top 10 country hit with the suggestive "Love in the Hot Afternoon." Further Top 10 hits followed, including "Paper Rosie," and "One Sided Conversation" before topping the charts with "Fourteen Carat Mind" in 1981. Although he charted regularly throughout the '80s, he failed to find another number one. In 1987, he recorded "Tempted" with Tammy Wynette, which appears on her Higher Ground album. Watson continued to tour and record into the 2000s.