David Houston's "Where Love Used to Live / My Woman's Good to Me" is a heartfelt journey through classic and traditional country music, infused with Christian country influences. Released on December 31, 1968, under Columbia/Legacy, this album is a testament to Houston's soulful voice and his ability to convey deep emotion through his music. With a runtime of just 30 minutes, the album is a concise yet powerful collection of 11 tracks, each offering a unique blend of storytelling and melody.
The album opens with the poignant "Where Love Used to Live," setting the tone for the introspective and heartfelt themes that follow. Tracks like "A Fallen Star" and "I Walk Alone" showcase Houston's knack for capturing the essence of loneliness and longing, while "My Woman's Good to Me" and "Sweet Lovin'" highlight the joy and warmth of love and affection. The album also features a tender lullaby, "Lullaby to a Little Girl," adding a touch of sweetness and vulnerability to the collection.
David Houston's distinctive voice and genuine delivery make this album a standout in the country music genre. Whether you're a long-time fan of classic country or a newcomer looking to explore the genre's roots, "Where Love Used to Live / My Woman's Good to Me" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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