Marvin Rainwater

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  • rockabilly
  • 50s
  • rock
  • bop
  • legends
Marvin Rainwater (born Marvin Karlton Rainwater, 2 July 1925, Wichita, Kansas) is an American country and rockabilly singer, who had a few hits during the late 1950s. His best known hits are "Gonna Find Me a Bluebird" and "Whole Lotta Woman". He was best-known for wearing Native American outfits on stage. He is 25% Cherokee indian. Rainwater was one of country's most noteworthy stars in the 1950s, when his good looks and baritone voice made him popular.

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Songs

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    Sticks and Stones

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    Tea Bag Romeo

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    Tennessee Houn' Dog Yodel

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    That's the Way I Feel

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    That's When I'll Stop Loving You 1959

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    The Last Time

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    The Last Time 1984

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    The Majesty of Love (feat. Connie Francis)

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    The Pale Faced Indian

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    The Pale Faced Ingian (Lament Of The Cherokee Nation) 1960

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    The Valley Of The Moon

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    The Valley Of The Moon 1959

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    Tough Top Cat

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    Tough Top Cat 1962

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    Two Fools in Love (feat. Patty Rainwater)

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    Wayward Angel

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    Wayward Angel 1960

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    What Am I Supposed to Do

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    Where Do We Go From Here

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    Whole Lotta Woman

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    Whole Lotta Woman (Undubbed version)

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    Why Did You Have to Go and Leave Me

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    Why Did You Have to Go and Leave Me (Lonesome Blues)

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    Yesterday's Kisses 1960

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    You're Not Happy 1960

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    You, My Darling You (feat. Connie Francis)

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    Young Girls

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    Young Girls 1959

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