Joe Dowell

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Wooden Heart 02:02 Tools
Little Red Rented Rowboat 02:31 Tools
A Kiss for Christmas 02:02 Tools
(I Wonder) Who's Spending Christmas With You 02:29 Tools
Wooden heart (Muss i denn) 02:02 Tools
Bridge of Love 01:55 Tools
The Bridge of Love 01:55 Tools
The Sound of Sadness 01:55 Tools
A Kiss For Christmas (O Tannenbaum) 02:01 Tools
I Wonder Who's Spending Christmas with You 02:24 Tools
Morgen 02:54 Tools
The Thorn and the Rose 02:08 Tools
Little Bo Peep 02:24 Tools
Just Love Me 02:08 Tools
Poor Little Cupid 02:11 Tools
Wooden Heart (German Version) 02:01 Tools
The One I Left For You 02:50 Tools
The Happy Wanderer 01:59 Tools
Oh! My Papa (O Mein Papa) 03:16 Tools
Bobby Blue Loves Linda Sue 01:55 Tools
Our School Days 01:56 Tools
Gift of Love 01:55 Tools
Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart 02:20 Tools
Fraulein 02:13 Tools
Wonderland By Night 02:13 Tools
Lilli Marlene (Lady Of The Lamplight) 02:18 Tools
No Secrets 02:07 Tools
Dream Lover 02:29 Tools
Nur Einmal (Only Once) 02:43 Tools
My Darling Wears White Today 02:10 Tools
Underneath a Linden Tree 02:18 Tools
Little Dolly 01:55 Tools
Joe Dowell / Wooden Heart 01:55 Tools
No Secret 02:07 Tools
Little Red Rented Row Boat 02:07 Tools
You Don't Have a Wooden Heart 02:07 Tools
Wooden Heart (1961) 02:07 Tools
Corrine Corrina 02:07 Tools
Wooden Heart (Muss I Den) 02:03 Tools
Wooden Heart - 1961 02:03 Tools
It's Only Make belive 02:25 Tools
I, Too Have No Wooden Heart 02:03 Tools
010 - Joe Dowell - Wooden Heart 02:03 Tools
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Joe Dowell (January 23, 1940 – February 4, 2016) was an American pop singer. He was born in Bloomington, Indiana, but moved to Bloomington, Illinois, as a child. He first performed at a ninth-grade talent show, and later attended the University of Illinois. At his first recording session (backed by organist Ray Stevens), he sang the tune "Wooden Heart", which had been a hit for Elvis Presley in Europe, but which was never released as a single stateside. "Wooden Heart", became the first single released on Smash Records to shoot to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1961. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc. In the wake of his success, Dowell wanted to become a songwriter in his own right, but due to contractual obligations, he was required to sing music owned by Smash's parent company, Mercury Records. He had two further hits, "The Bridge of Love" (US #50) and "Little Red Rented Rowboat" (US #23), but after struggles with his management he was dropped from the label. Dowell went on to record one single for Monument Records and a folk album in the 1960s, and a number of singles and a gospel album for his own Journey label in the 1970s and 1980s. He also recorded a bicentennial EP for the Boy Scouts of America and radio jingles. Bear Family Records released a CD on Joe Dowell's music, including unreleased recordings. He died on February 4, 2016 in Bloomington, Illinois after suffering a heart attack in the prior weekend. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.