9 Replies to “ You May Already Be A Winner - John Hiatt - Riding With The King (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Riding With The King on Discogs. Label: Geffen Records - GEF • Format: CD Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Rock & Roll/5(3).

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2. You May Already Be a Winner. John Hiatt / Little Village. Little Village. feat: Riding With the King. John Hiatt. Little Village. feat: John Hiatt. Amazon: Love Like Blood Ry Cooder / John Hiatt / Jim Keltner / Nick Lowe.

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3. Riding with the King was singer-songwriter John Hiatt's sixth album, released in It was his second of three albums with Geffen Records. Ron Nagle and Scott Mathews (credited as "Scott.

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4. Oct 28,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - John Hiatt Riding - With The King - - Riding With The King - Dimitris Lesini Greece YouTube John Hiatt & Ry Cooder Riding with the King - .

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5. Side one of Riding With the King was produced by Ron Nagel and Scott Mathews of the Durocs, with Hiatt singing and playing guitar and Mathews handling everything else; the results have a thick, glossy retro-pop sound with a vague '50s undercurrent, complete with .

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6. To you my dear, I raise this toast A house of our dreams, an El Dorado, a ten-speed blender You may already be a winner Now Ive never counted my chickens before they're hatched And I know there is always a catch But I've felt from the start that our hearts were the perfect match I know you're tired of the same old dress I know the car's been.

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7. Oct 12,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - John Hiatt - "All The Way To The River" [Audio Only] YouTube John Hiatt - "Over The Hill" [Official Video] - Duration: New West Records , views.

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8. Along with those songs, "Lover's Will" and "Book Lovers" remain songs in search of artists to make them into hits. Of the three albums Hiatt recorded for Geffen, "Riding With The King" is probably the closest to what fans of John would recognize as a John Hiatt album /5(23).

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9. John Hiatt's talents as a singer and songwriter have never been a matter of question, but for the longest time neither Hiatt nor his various record labels seemed to know what to do with him. Epic Records thought he was some sort of a folky, while MCA figured, since his songs were often cranky and angular, he could be sold as a skinny-tie new wave guy.9/

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