Curly Putman

Songwriter · 5 records in the archive · 1968–1970

About

Claude 'Curly' Putman Jr. (20 November 1930, Princeton, Alabama - 30 October 2016, Lebanon, Tennessee), American country songwriter elected to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame, best known for writing 'Green, Green Grass of Home' and co-writing 'He Stopped Loving Her Today'; he also recorded in his own right for ABC in the late 1960s. [Source: Wikipedia; Discogs; obituaries]

Curly Putman as a performer: 1 record →

Songs

  1. Autry Inman – Ballad of Two Brothers (1968)
  2. Curly Putman – Little Bitty Soldier Boys (1968)
  3. Wanda Jackson – Little Boy Soldier (1968)
  4. Autry Inman – Who Am I? (1968)
  5. Paul Richey – Billy Love-Beads, College Joe and Old Tennessee (1970)

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