Billy Yates (singer)

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Billy Yates

Background information
Origin Doniphan, Missouri, USA
Genre(s) Country, Americana
Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter
Instrument(s) Vocals
Years active 1993-present
Label(s) Curb
Almo Sounds
Columbia
M.O.D.
Associated acts George Jones
Website http://www.billyyates.com/

Billy Yates (born in Doniphan, Missouri) is an American country singer-songwriter. Between 1997 and the present, Yates released six studio albums. His debut album produced his first chart single on the Hot Country Songs charts in the single "Flowers". Yates also co-wrote George Jones' 1994 single "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair".

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Year Album US Country
1997 Billy Yates 56
2003 Country
2004 Anywhere but Nashville
2005 Harmony Man
2006 If I Could Go Back
2006 Favorites

[edit] Singles

Year Single US Country Album
1993 "Turn for the Worse" Single only
1997 "I Smell Smoke" 69 Billy Yates
"Flowers" 36
"When the Walls Come Tumbling Down" 69
2000 "What Do You Want from Me Now" 53 Single only
2001 "Shadows"
"Too Country and Proud of It" If I Could Go Back
2002 "Daddy Had a Cardiac, Momma Got a Cadillac"
2005 "Harmony Man" Harmony Man

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