superb hard country, and just as much of the most wretchedly oversentimentalized tripe you'll ever want to hear. The latter, of course, is half the reason he's loved". Discography Studio albums Satisfied Mind (1957) A Slice of Life: Songs Happy 'n' Sad (1962) Porter Wagoner and Skeeter Davis Sing Duets (1962) Y'all Come (1963) The Bluegrass Story (1964) The Thin Man from West Plains (1965) The Grand Ole Gospel (1966) Confessions of a Broken Man (1966) Soul of a Convict and More Great Prison Songs (1967) More Grand Ole Gospel (1967) The Cold Hard Facts of Life (1967) Just Between You and Me (1968) The Bottom of the Bottle (1968) Just the Two of Us (1968) In Gospel Country (1968) The Carroll County Accident (1969) Always, Always (1969) Me and My Boys (1969) You Got-ta Have a License (1970) Porter Wayne and Dolly Rebecca (1970) Once More (1970) Skid Row Joe Down in the Alley (1970) Two of a Kind (1971) Simple as I Am (1971) Porter Wagoner Sings His Own (1971) The Right Combination • Burning the Midnight Oil (1972) What Ain't to Be, Just Might Happen (1972) Ballads of Love (1972) Together Always (1972) Experience (1972) We Found It (1973) Love and Music (1973) I'll Keep on Lovin' You (1973) The Farmer (1973) Tore Down (1974) Porter 'n' Dolly (1974) Highway Headin' South (1974) Sing Some Love Songs, Porter Wagoner (1975) Say Forever You'll Be Mine (1975) Porter (1977) Today (1979) When I Sing for Him (1979) Porter & Dolly (1980) Porter Wagoner's Greatest (1981) Natural Wonder (1982) Viva (1983) Porter Wagoner (1986) The Best I've Ever Been (2000) Unplugged (2002) 22 Grand Ole Gospel 2004 (2003)Something to Brag About (2004)18 Grand Ole Gospel 2005 (2005)Gospel 2006 (2006)The Versatile Porter Wagoner (2006)Wagonmaster (2007)Best of Grand Ole Gospel 2008 (2007) Awards References External links Porter Wagoner at the Country Music Hall of Fame Porter Wagoner obituary in The New York Times'' 1927 births 2007 deaths American country singer-songwriters American male singer-songwriters Deaths from cancer in Tennessee Country Music Hall of Fame inductees Country musicians from Missouri Deaths from lung cancer Grammy Award winners Grand Ole Opry members Members of the Country Music Association People from West Plains, Missouri RCA Records Nashville artists Singer-songwriters from Missouri 20th-century American singers 20th-century American male singers Anti- (record label) artists