Mickey Gilley - One And Only flac album

Mickey Gilley recorded the ten songs that comprise Invitation Only in 1991, a few years after he left Epic and about ten years after his commercial peak, but the sessions stayed on the shelf until Varese's release of the album in the spring of 2003. It wasn't just that this particular album was left behind; Gilley effectively abandoned the idea of being an active recording artist during the '90s, and he didn't cut another album during the decade.

2003 studio album by Mickey Gilley. Invitation Only is an album by American country music singer Mickey Gilley Track listing. If I Didn't Know Your Memory Loved Jamaica" – 3:37.

Audio CD, May 20, 2003. 3. Dancing To The Beat Of A Broken Heart. 4. Keep The NIght Away. 8. Sure Got This Old Redneck Feeling Blue. 10. Under A Blue Moon Tonight.

The Mickey Gilley song "Doo-Wah Days" was written by Edward Hunnicutt, Doug Gilmore and Gary Vincent. The song was released in July 1986 as the only single from his album "One and Only. Its been more than thirty years since I first listened to the song "Doo-Wah Days. At the time I was living in Texas and watching a Country music channel. I recognized the Gilley voice soon after the music started to play. I had previously been to "Gilley's" Nightclub in the early eighties where he performed live so I needed no introduction to his voice

Mickey Gilley was born in Natchez, Mississippi on March 9, 1936. Gilley enjoyed considerable success in Branson, where he would relocate, and concerts became his focus, though he did release a new album, Invitation Only, on Varese Sarabande in 2003, as well as occasional live releases documenting his Branson shows. In July 2009, Gilley was helping a friend move furniture when he tripped and a couch fell on him.