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- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Willis Alan Ramsey · 1972
- Mighty Fine: an Austin City Limits Tribute to Walter Hyatt · 2021
- Mighty Fine: an Austin City Limits Tribute to Walter Hyatt · 2021
Albums
- 1972
About Willis Alan Ramsey
Seldom has a musician ever been more misrepresented by his biggest claim to fame than Willis Alan Ramsey. A country/folk singer/songwriter whose lone 1972 album was influential on Lyle Lovett and others, Ramsey had his biggest payday when soft-pop duo The Captain & Tenille scored a huge hit with his composition “Muskrat Candlelight” (as “Muskrat Love”). Ramsey continued to perform live into the 21st century without releasing another album, but his cult status among the singer/songwriter crowd remained at a lofty, almost mythical level.
- HOMETOWN
- Birmingham, AL, United States
- BORN
- 1951
- GENRE
- Country