Artist's albums
Wayne Watson
2000 · album
The Way Home
1998 · album
Field Of Souls
1995 · album
Wayne Watson: The Very Best
1995 · album
One Christmas Eve
1994 · album
A Beautiful Place
1993 · album
How Time Flies
1992 · album
Home Free
1990 · album
The Fine Line
1988 · album
Watercolour Ponies
1987 · album
Simple Life
2016 · album
In the in Between
2015 · single
Wayne Watson: The Ultimate Collection
2014 · compilation
King Of Kings (Feat. Jeremy Good)
2008 · album
Even This
2008 · album
The Definitive Collection
2007 · album
Signatures
2004 · album
Climb On Up
2002 · single
Cry Of My Heart
2002 · single
Dreaming
2002 · single
Glorify Thy Name
2002 · single
Grace
2002 · single
Living Room
2002 · album
Long Way From The Manger
2002 · single
The Promise
2002 · single
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Biography
A native of Wisner, Louisiana, CCM singer/songwriter Wayne Watson originally planned to pursue a career playing baseball, but while in college he began dabbling in music, and after graduation regularly performed in area churches. While leading worship at a Christian youth camp, the father of one of the children videotaped Watson's performance and sent it to a Nashville industry rep; his debut LP, Workin' in the Final Hour, followed in 1980. A series of albums like 1982's New Lives for Old, 1984's Man in the Middle and 1985's Giants in the Land followed before his breakthrough record, the Grammy-nominated Watercolor Ponies, appeared in 1987; Watson also notched well over a dozen Dove Award nominations, and launched a number of CCM chart-toppers including "The Class of '95," "Be in Her Eyes," "A Beautiful Place." "Walk in the Dark," "More of You," "It's Time," "Home Free" and "Almighty." In 1995 he signed to Warner/Alliance to issue Field of Souls; The Way Home followed three years later. Appropriately, his song "For Such a Time as This" was used as the theme for the 1999 season premiere of CBS's popular series Touched by an Angel, reflecting Watson's own growing popularity in the secular music arena. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi