Recording: Truck Drivin' Man

Performed by
Bill Anderson and The Po' Boys
Recording date
July 22, 1965
First release
On Audio album Bright Lights and Country Music (November 15, 1965)
Rating

Song info

Song
Truck Driving Man
Written by
Terry Fell
First recording
Truck Driving Man by Terry Fell and The Fellers (February 17, 1954)
First release
Truck Driving Man by Terry Fell and The Fellers on audio single Truck Driving Man (April 1954)
Language
English

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Versions

Truck Driving Man written by Terry Fell - English jump to adaptation tree

Title Performer Release date down Info
1 Truck Driving Man Terry Fell and The Fellers April 1954
2 Truck Driving Man The Green River Boys & Glen Campbell 1962
3 Truck Driving Man Hylo Brown 1963
4 Truck Drivin' Man Buck Owens and His Buckaroos July 20, 1964
5 Truck Drivin' Man George Hamilton IV 1964
6 Truck Drivin' Man Charlie Walker January 1965
7 Truck Drivin' Man Bill Anderson and The Po' Boys November 15, 1965
8 Truck Driving Man International Submarine Band April 1966
9 Truck Drivin' Man Rick Nelson May 30, 1966
10 Truck Driving Man Natchez Trace 1971
11 Truck Drivin' Man Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen 1972
12 Truck Drivin' Man Leon Russell September 1973
13 Truck Drivin' Man New Riders of the Purple Sage 1974
14 Truck Drivin' Man Red Steagall 1976
15 Truck Drivin' Man The J. Geils Band 1976
16 Truck Drivin' Man The Juke Joints 1988
17 Truck Driving Man Plainsong 1992
18 Truck Driving Man Don Walser September 3, 1996
19 Truck Driving Man The Sovines 1998
20 Truck Drivin' Man James Luther Dickinson May 30, 2006
21 Truck Drivin' Man Toby Keith October 2011

C'est pas toujours drôle d'être routier written by Serge Koolenn - French jump to adaptation tree

Title Performer Release date down Info
1 C'est pas toujours drôle d'être routier Dick Rivers 1975

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