Nat Stuckey - New Country Roads (1969) [Hi-Res]

Country Music singer-songwriter Nat Stuckey is dead at age 54. The Cass County native died of lung cancer Wednesday in a Nashville, Tenn., hospital. Stuckey, an Atlanta High School graduate, achieved fame and success singing and writing tunes like "Sweet Thang," "Pop a Top" and "Waitin' in Your Welfare Line." He wrote his first No. 1 hit, "Waitin' in Your Welfare Line" while working as a radio announcer for KWKH radio station in Shreveport. The song was recorded by Buck Owens, and Stuckey moved to Nashville in 1968 when he signed a contrract with RCA Victor Records. He was nominated for a Grammy Award for best sacred performance for his 1969 duet with Connie Smith titled "Whispering Hope." "Pop a Top" was a hit for Jim Ed Brown, nominated for two Grammies for the song in 1968. Stuckey had recorded for Paula, RCA, MCA and Krystal International labels during his career.

Tracklist:
1 01. Nat Stuckey - In the Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus) (03:18)
1 02. Nat Stuckey - The Letter (02:40)
1 03. Nat Stuckey - Cut Across Shorty (02:26)
1 04. Nat Stuckey - In the Ghetto (03:06)
1 05. Nat Stuckey - These Eyes (03:48)
1 06. Nat Stuckey - Bad Moon Rising (02:27)
1 07. Nat Stuckey - Listen to the Band (02:36)
1 08. Nat Stuckey - This Guy's in Love With You (04:10)
1 09. Nat Stuckey - Clean Up Your Own Back Yard (03:06)
1 10. Nat Stuckey - Roll Over Beethoven (02:27)
1 11. Nat Stuckey - Hound Dog (03:13)