Cal Smith - Goin' To Cal's Place Album

Tracklist

1	Won't Somebody Please Kiss My Sweet Thing	2:21
2	Sam's Place	1:53
3	The Bottle Let Me Down	2:55
4	If I Had My Life To Live Over	2:04
5	I'll Never Be Lonesome With You	2:14
6	I'll Sail My Ship Alone	2:17
7	Thanks A Lot For Trying	2:12
8	Big Ole Hurt	2:27
9	I Guess I Had Too Much Too Dream	2:46
10	Five Minutes In The Arms Of The Right Woman	2:55
11	I Didn't Jump The Fence	2:48
12	Sweet Things I Remember About You	2:16

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KL-1537	Cal Smith	Goin' To Cal's Place ‎(LP, Mono)	Kapp Records	KL-1537	US	1967

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Goin' to Cal's Place. Your Rating. Overview . Cal Smith Vinyl 1973. Country Hit Parade Vinyl 1970. Travelin' Man Vinyl 1968. I Just Came Home To Count The Memories Vinyl 1977. The Best Of Cal Smith Vinyl 1969. My Kind Of Country Vinyl 1975. It's Time To Pay The Fiddler Vinyl 1975. Jason's Farm Vinyl 1976. At Home With Cal Vinyl 1968. Goin' to Cal's Place by Cal Smith. Release date. July of Cal Smith. Album title. Cal Smith. Cal Smith Vinyl. I've Found Someone Of My Own Vinyl. 100 watt to cals cals. Want other units You can do the reverse unit conversion from cals to watt, or enter any two units Grant Shofner April 7, 1932 October 10, 2013, known professionally as Cal Smith, was an American country musician, most famous for his 1974 hits Country Bumpkin and It's Time to Pay the Fiddler. Calvin Grant Shofner was born on April 7, 1932, in Gans, Oklahoma, as the youngest of three sons of James Otto and Ethel Quinn Shofner. During the Great Depression, the Smiths headed west and settled in Oakland, California, and he grew up in San Jose, California. Smith began his music career. Listen free to Cal Smith Cal's Country Jason's Farm, You Slip Into My Mind and more. 12 tracks 36:53. Chart History Cal Smith. Back to Artist Page. Top Country Albums. Hot 100. Billboard 200. Hot Country Songs. Peak Position. Week On Chart. Goin' To Cal's Place. October 21. Peak Date. Nome real: Calvin Grant Shofner. Perfil: American country singer, born April 7, 1932 in Gans, Oklahoma. Sites: ,