A 1967 single from Don Gibson, "All My Love" couples the singer's signature melancholic vocal delivery with a mournful steel guitar arrangement. The B-side, "A Stranger to Me," showcases Gibson's songwriting prowess with a stark, narrative lyric.
- The single "All My Love" reached number 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in 1968.
- "All My Love" was written by Don Gibson.
- This single was released on the RLG/Legacy label.
Don Gibson was a pioneering country music singer-songwriter from North Carolina, known for his distinctive baritone and for writing and recording hits like "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" and "Oh Lonesome Me." At the time of "All My Love"'s release, Gibson was a consistent hitmaker for RCA Victor, having already charted dozens of singles and albums in the country charts.
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