Townes Van Zandt

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  • folk
  • singer-songwriter
  • country
  • americana
  • alt-country
Townes Van Zandt (John Townes Van Zandt, Fort Worth, Texas, March 7, 1944 – Smyrna, Tennessee, January 1, 1997) was a country-folk music singer-songwriter, performer, and poet. While alive, Van Zandt was labelled as a cult musician: though he had a small and devoted fanbase, he never had a successful album or single, and even had difficulty keeping his recordings in print. Many of his songs, including "If I Needed You," "To Live Is To Fly," and "No Place to Fall" are considered standards of their genre.

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Songs

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    Kathleen (feat. The Chromatics)

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    Kathleen (Into)

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    Kathleen (live)

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    Katie Bell

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    Katie Belle

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    Katie Belle Blue

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    Katie Belle Blues

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    Like a Summer Thursday

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    Like a Summer's Thursday

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    Little Sundance #2

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    Little Willie the Gambler

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    Loretta

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    Lost Highway

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    Lover's Lullaby

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    Lover's Lullabye

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    Lungs

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    Man Gave Names to All the Animals

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    Many a Fine Lady

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    Marie

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    Marie (feat. Willie Nelson)

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    Maryetta's Song

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    Mr Mudd and Mr Gold

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    Mr. Gold and Mr. Mud

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    Mr. Gold and Mr. Mudd

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    Mr. Mudd & Mr. Gold

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    Mr. Mudd and Mr. Gold

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    My Proud Mountains

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    My Starter Won't Start

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    My Starter Won't Start This Morning

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    Niles River Blues

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    Nine Pound Hammer

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    Nine Pound Hammer (live)

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    No Deal

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    No Lonesome Tune

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    No Lonsome Tune (feat. Willie Nelson)

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    No Place to Fall

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    No Place to Fall (live)

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    None but the Rain

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    Nothin'

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    Old Shep

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    Only Him or Me

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    Only Him or Me (live)

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    Our Mother the Mountain

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    Pancho & Lefty

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    Pancho & Lefty (feat. Freddy Fender, Rubin Ramos & The Texas Revolution ...)

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    Pancho & Lefty (live)

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    Pancho and Lefty

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    Pancho and Lefty (feat. Freddy Fender)

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    Poncho and Lefty (Live)

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    Pueblo Waltz


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