Keith Whitley – Brotherly Love B/W Backbone Job (New 7" 45 rpm)

Keith Whitley – Brotherly Love B/W Backbone Job New Officially Licensed Merchandise Product Details: Artist: Keith Whitley Title: Brotherly Love Label: RCA – 07863 62037-7 Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single Country: US Released: 1991 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Country Track List: Side A: Keith Whitley & Earl Thomas Conley – Brotherly Love Duration: 3:17 Producer [Original Production]: Blake Mevis Songwriter: Jimmy Stewart, Tim Nichols Published By: Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. (BMI) / Sony Cross Keys Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Additional Recording Produced By: Garth Fundis Track A From The Album: Kentucky Bluebird (3156-2/4-R) Side B: Keith Whitley – Backbone Job Duration: 2:42 Producer [Original Production]: Kix Brooks Songwriter: Keith Whitley, Kix Brooks Published By: International Music Pub., Inc. / Talbot Music Pub., Inc. (BMI) & Milsap Music Inc. c/o Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. (BMI) Additional Recording Produced By: Garth Fundis Track B From The Albums: Kentucky Bluebird (3156-2/4-R) and Yours Truly (3116-2/4-R) Manufactured and Distributed By: RCA Records Phonographic Copyright ℗: BMG Music Lacquer Cut At: Georgetown Masters Published By: Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. Sony Cross Keys Publishing Co., Inc. International Music Pub., Inc. Talbot Music Publishing, Inc. Milsap Music Inc. Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Lacquer Cut By: Denny* Add this classic country single to your vinyl collection and enjoy the heartfelt sounds of Keith Whitley and Earl Thomas Conley! Shipping Information: All orders are shipped the same business day, ensuring you receive your product quickly and efficiently. Customer Service: For any questions or concerns, please contact our customer service team. We are here to help you with any issues or inquiries. About Keith Whitley Real Name: Jackie Keith Whitley Profile: Keith Whitley hailed from Ashland, Kentucky, and began his professional musical career in 1970 at the age of 16, alongside his friend Ricky Skaggs with Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys. That same year, Keith and Ricky recorded a duet album. In 1973, he worked with Jimmy Gaudreau in a short-lived band called “The Country Store.” By 1975, he returned to Ralph Stanley's Clinch Mountain Boys as lead singer and guitarist. In 1981, he joined J.D. Crowe and the New South. Keith embarked on a solo career in 1985 and hit the charts with his RCA single “Miami, My Amy” in 1986. Tragically, Keith Whitley passed away on May 9, 1989, in Goodlettsville due to alcohol poisoning at the age of 34. Associated Acts: Country Store The Clinch Mountain Boys The New Tradition Websites: ThoughtCo Wikipedia BMI Repertoire