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Moe Bandy

Moe Bandy was born Marion Franklin Bandy, Jr. in Meridian, Mississippi in 1944. He started playing honky-tonks in the 1960s, drawing from Lefty Frizzell and...

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Americana 3 visits arrow_forward Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind 2 visits arrow_forward Ashes In The Wind 1 visits arrow_forward Don't Anyone Make Love At Home Anymore 1 visits arrow_forward Following The Feeling 1 visits arrow_forward Get All Your Love Together And Come On Home 1 visits arrow_forward Picture In a Frame 1 visits arrow_forward Till I'm Too Old To Die Young 1 visits arrow_forward All I Can Handle At Home arrow_forward All The Beer And All My Friends Are Gone arrow_forward Are We Making Love Or Just Making Friends arrow_forward As Long As There's a Chance arrow_forward Baby And a Sewing Machine arrow_forward Bandy The Rodeo Clown arrow_forward Barstool Mountain arrow_forward Big Flicking Baby arrow_forward

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Moe Bandy was born Marion Franklin Bandy, Jr. in Meridian, Mississippi in 1944. He started playing honky-tonks in the 1960s, drawing from Lefty Frizzell and Hank Williams. In 1974, he signed with GRC Records and put out his first album, 'It Was Always So Easy.'

His 1974 single 'I Just Started Hating Cheatin' Songs Today' went to number one on the country charts. That led to other hits like 'Bandy the Rodeo Clown' and 'Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life.' He recorded songs like 'Till I'm Too Old To Die Young' and 'Don't Anyone Make Love At Home Anymore' that became staples on country radio.

Bandy kept recording through the 1980s with albums like 'I Cheated Me Right Out of You' and 'By George, I Got It.' He was inducted into the Texas Music Hall of Fame in 2007. He died in 2003 at age 59.

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