I'll Never Tell

The Brothers Glaser – Country-Pop Artist

Country-Pop Track | I'll Never Tell by The Brothers Glaser | Stream Free

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Included on the RLG Records CD 'Five Penny Nickel' a Tribute to Tompall & The Glaser Brothers. To purchase please visit our website.

The Brothers Glaser

The Brothers Glaser is a North Las Vegas, NV artist specializing in Country-Pop, active on SoundClick since 2009. With over 10 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans country-pop releases built for free streaming.

The catalog is rooted in a focused country-pop production style.

The catalog includes notable releases that highlight the artist's range and production quality. "Positive Drinking" is a standout country-pop production that reached #1 on the SoundClick Country chart. "Rest Ye Outlaw" is a focused country-pop production that reached #1 on the SoundClick Country chart. "Lovin' Her Was Easier" is a country-pop production that charted at #23 on the SoundClick Country chart.

The Brothers Glaser has accumulated 32.4K streams and is being featured on over 29 playlists on SoundClick – with a track record of earning 2 #1 positions on the SoundClick Country chart. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.

"I'll Never Tell" by The Brothers Glaser is a Country-Pop production available on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. A solid entry in the country-pop space, crafted with care and intention. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Country-Pop chart, peaking at #9. Stream "I'll Never Tell" and explore more from The Brothers Glaser on SoundClick.

Song Info

Genre

Country • Country-Pop

Charts

Peak #49

Peak in subgenre #9

Author

John D. Loudermilk

Rights

UNIVERSAL - SONGS OF POLYGRAM INTERNATIONAL INC

Uploaded

June 10, 2012

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.9 MB • 160 kbps • 3:22 minutes

Story behind the song

John D Loudermilk is the writer of this song.  The Glaser Brothers version, released as a single in 1961, was also included on the Decca Records Country Folks album in 1962.  Roy Orbison also recorded it.

The Brothers Glaser version incorporates four part harmony, with Gary D singing the lead part, Joel singing the third high harmony, Paul Robert singing the fifth high harmony and David doing the bass harmony part.  Our rendition has brought a fresh feel to the song.  Please go to our website to purchase your copy of our CD.

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