Artist's albums
Greatest Hits
2000 · compilation
Best Of David Houston
1997 · album
Perfect Match
1972 · album
Almost Persuaded
1993 · album
The Day That Love Walked In
1972 · album
Baby, Baby
1970 · album
A Woman Always Knows
1971 · album
Wonders Of The Wine
1970 · album
At His Best
1976 · album
Best Of David Houston (Original Gusto Recordings)
1976 · compilation
American Portraits: David Houston
2020 · album
You Did It Once Again
2018 · single
Down to My Last I Love You
2016 · album
Thank God I'm a Country Boy - Single
2013 · single
David Houston: Studio 102 Essentials
2008 · album
Just The Country Hits Of David Houston
2007 · album
After Closing Time
2005 · album
Since I Met You Baby
2005 · album
So Many Ways
2005 · album
Super Hits
2005 · album
Good Things
1973 · album
After Closing Time
1970 · album
David
1969 · album
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Biography
Born and raised in Bossier City, Louisiana, country singer David Houston -- whose lineage included Sam Houston and General Robert E. Lee -- became a regular on The Louisiana Hayride as a teenager. Apparently his soaring tenor voice wasn't totally appreciated; he found trouble getting work in the music business, and ended up as an insurance underwriter. But record producer Billy Sherrill brought Houston into the fold when Epic Records was still a young label (the early '60s), and Houston brought the company its first real hit with "Mountain of Love." In 1966 he broke through to major status with "Almost Persuaded," which netted a pair of Grammy Awards and brought pop recognition as well. A member of The Grand Ole Opry since 1971, he racked up 28 hit records over a decade, including duets with Tammy Wynette and Barbara Mandrell. David Houston made his last appearance on the show on November 6, 1993; later in the month he suffered a ruptured brain aneurism and remained in a coma for five days until his death on November 30. ~ Tom Roland, Rovi