The Pozo Seco Singers
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Before Don Williams became a solo, he was a member of the folk group, the
Pozo Seco singers. The group officially published 2 albums on Columbia
records. There are also several "import" albums, tapes,
etc.
Time (Columbia, 1966) – The Pozo-Seco Singers' debut album showcased
Williams' lead vocals in folk-pop arrangements not unlike those Columbia
was using so successfully with Simon & Garfunkel and the Cyrkle. The title
track became a modest pop hit and made the group semi-stars on the
college circuit.
I Can Make It With You (Columbia, 1966) – The Pozo-Seco Singers'
second and last album yielded two top-40 pop hits: the title tune and "Look
What You've Done". Bob Johnston (who at the time was also producing
Bob Dylan's career-best works) directed the Nashville sessions. In 1997,
Collector's Choice Music reissued both Pozo-Seco albums on a single CD.
Original Pozo-Seco Singer's Discography
1966: Time
 | Time
|
It Ain't Worth the
Lonely Road Back |
|
Tomorrow Is a Long
Time |
|
If I Fell |
|
Come a Little Bit
Closer |
|
Guantanamera |
|
I'll
Be Gone |
|
Silver Threads and Golden Needles |
|
The House of the Rising Sun |
|
She
Understands Me |
|
You've Lost That
Lovin' Feelin' |
|
|
Columbia
CL-2515 (mono LP) / CS-9315 (stereo LP)
TIME / I CAN MAKE IT WITH YOU - Collectors' Choice CCM016-2 (CD)
contains all 22 titles from the two albums above, plus
I Believed It All - Louisiana Man
|
1966:
I Can Make it With You
|
I Can Make It With You
|
Baby
|
|
If I Were a Carpenter
|
|
Johnny
|
|
Changes
|
|
Forget His Name
|
|
Mary Jenkins
|
|
Look What You've Done
|
|
Almost Persuaded
|
|
Diet
|
|
Ribbon of Darkness
|
|
Blue Eyes
|
|
|
Columbia
Records CL-2600 (mono LP) / CS-9400 (stereo
LP) |
Imports and Remake Product
????,
Don
Williams - Ruby Tuesday
| Where Do We Go From Here
(A. Mayhew)
|
| Strawberry Fields (J.Lennon,
P. McCartney)
|
| Apartment No.9
(J.
Paycheck, F. Foley, C. Owens)
|
| Ruby Tuesday
(M. Jagger, K. Richards)
|
| Always Something There To
Remind Me
(B. Bacharach, David)
|
| Follow Me Back To Louisville
(Davidson)
|
| On Her Way To Be A Woman
(D. Williams)
|
| Take My Hand For Awhile
(D. Williams)
|
| Long Walk From Childhood
(
R. Reynolds, M. Addington)
|
| In My Life (J.
Lennon, P. McCartney)
|
|
Javelin/MCPS
18522, CD |
|
????, Don Williams with the Pozo Seco
Singers:
| Storybook
Children
| Always Something There To Remind
Me |
| Ruby Tuesday |
| Spend Some Time with
Me |
| There’s No
Angel On My Shoulder |
|
Follow Me Back To Louisville |
|
Long Walk Away From Childhood |
|
On Her Way To Be a Woman |
|
Comin Apart |
|
In My Life |
|
Ordinary |
|
|
|
| 1979
"The
Pozo Seco Singers featuring Don
Williams"
Side 1
| Spend some time with me |
| Storybook children |
| Take my hand for a while |
| Coming Apart |
| On Her Way To Being a Woman |
| (There's) Always Something
There To Remind You |
Side 2
| Follow Me Back To Louisville |
| There's never been a time |
| Ruby Tuesday |
| Tears |
| Where Do I go From Here |
|
Pickwick
Records: SHM 3021 Cassette HSC 3021
(Hallmark Records)
A Pickwick International Product |
1983,
Don
Williams, With The Pozo Seco
Singers
| It Ain't Worth The Lonely Road
Back |
| Guantanamera |
| Come A Litle Bit Closer |
| You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' |
| You Better Sit Down Kids |
| If I Were A Carpenter |
| Green, Green Grass Of Home |
| Spanish Harlem Incident |
|
Special
Music Company |
|
1985: The Pozo Seco Singers, Featuring Don Williams, IMP Red Label
(France):
|
Spend Some Time With Me
|
Storybook Children
|
Take My Hand for A While
|
Come Apart
|
On Her Way To Becoming A Woman
|
There's Always Something There To Remind Me
|
Follow Me Back To Louisville
|
There's Never Been a Time
|
Ruby Tuesday
|
Tears
|
Where Do I Go From Here
| | | | | | | | | | |
|
|
| 1986,
Don Williams & The Poco Seco Singers
Side One:
| Spend
Some Time With Me |
| Take My
Hand For Awhile |
| Tears Of
The Lonely |
Side Two:
| Storybook
Children |
| Ther's
Never Been A Time |
| Where Do
I Go From Here |
|
GAS
(Gas-799) |
1993: In My Life
|
Where Do We Go from Here
(A. Mayhew)
|
Just An Ordinary Day (J.Lennon,
P. McCartney)
|
Apartment 9 (J.
Paycheck, F. Foley, C. Owens)
|
Ruby Tuesday (M.
Jagger, K. Richards)
|
Always Something there To Remind Me
(B. Bacharach, David)
|
Follow Me Back to Louisville
(Davidson)
|
On Her Way to Be A Woman
(D. Williams)
|
Take My Hand For a While
(D. Williams)
|
Long Walk from Childhood
R. Reynolds, M. Addington)
|
In My Life (J.
Lennon, P. McCartney)
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Astan: 40016
[Germany] TAPE
With the Pozo Seco
Singers |
1995: Gold-Don Williams
|
Take My Hand For A While
|
Ruby Tuesday
|
There's Always Something There To Remind Me
|
There's Never Been a Time
|
Where Do We Go From Here
|
Tears
|
Storybook Children
|
Spend Some Time With Me
|
Follow Me Back To Louisville
|
Comin' Apart
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Biem/Stemra |
1997: Ruby Tuesday
|
Where Do We Go from Here
(A. Mayhew)
|
Just An Ordinary Day (J.Lennon,
P. McCartney)
|
Apartment 9 (J.
Paycheck, F. Foley, C. Owens)
|
Ruby Tuesday (M.
Jagger, K. Richards)
|
Always Something there To Remind Me
(B. Bacharach, David)
|
Follow Me Back to Louisville
(Davidson)
|
On Her Way to Be A Woman
(D. Williams)
|
Take My Hand For a While
(D. Williams)
|
Long Walk from Childhood
(R. Reynolds, M. Addington)
|
In My Life (J.
Lennon, P. McCartney)
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Colorado
CMC-4 3017 [Holland] TAPE
With the Pozo Seco
Singers |
|
1997: Time/I Can Make It With You, Sony (Pozo Seco Singers, Featuring
Don Williams)
|
Come A Little Bit Closer
|
Guantanamera
|
House Of The Rising Sun
|
I'll Be Gone (#92 Pop hit)
|
If I Fell
|
It Ain't Worth The Lonely Road Back
|
She Understands Me
|
Silver Threads And Golden Needles
|
Time (#47 Pop hit)
|
Tomorrow Is A Long Time
|
You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
|
Almost Persuaded
|
Blue Eyes
|
Changes
|
Diet
|
Forget His Name
|
I Can Make It With You (#32 Pop hit)
|
If I Were A Carpenter
|
Johnny
|
Look What You've Done (#32 Pop hit)
|
Mary Jenkins
|
Ribbon Of Darkness
|
I Believed It All (#96 Pop hit)
|
Louisana Man (#97 Pop hit).
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|
|
2002,
Follow Me Back Home
| Storybook Children |
| Always Something there to
Remind Me |
| Comin' Apart |
| Ruby Tuesday |
| Spend Some Time With Me |
| There's No Angel On My
Shoulder |
| In My Life |
| Follow Me Back To Louisville |
| Long Walk From Childhood |
| There's Never Been a Time |
| On Her Way To Being A Woman |
| Ordinary |
| Where Do I Go From Here |
|
Don
Williams and the Pozo Seco Singers |
|
