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Sweet Thang by Nat Stuckey
Nat Stuckey
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Nathan Stuckey December 17 1933 Cass County Texas – August 24 1988 Was An American Country Singer. He Recorded For Various Labels Between 1966 And 1978 Charting In The Top 10 Of Hot Country Songs With "Sweet Thang" "Plastic Saddle" "Sweet Thang And Cisco" And "Take Time To Love Her". Raised In Atlanta Texas In Cass County Nat Stuckey Attended Arlington State College Where He Earned A Radio And Television Degree. Nat Established Himself As A Radio Announcer First At Radio Station KALT In Atlanta Texas Then At Radio Station KWKH In Shreveport Louisiana. While At KWKH Nat Became A Member Of The Louisiana Hayride And The Last Major Act With Beginning Roots From The Hayride.
He Became A Hit Songwriter After He Co-Wrote Buck Owens' Number-One Single "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line" In 1965. Following This Song Stuckey Wrote And Recorded "Sweet Thang" On Paula Records.
Another Of Stuckey's Compositions "Pop A Top" Was Recorded By Jim Ed Brown On RCA Records In 1967. A Year Later Stuckey Signed With RCA Himself. Among His Hits For RCA Were "Plastic Saddle" And "Sweet Thing And Cisco". Stuckey Teamed With Connie Smith On The Duet Of "Young Love" Followed By Another Single And Two Albums. The Duo Was In The Final Nominations For A Grammy For Their Version Of "Whispering Hope".
After Seven Years With RCA Stuckey Signed With MCA Records. With Conway Twitty And David Barnes Producing His Single "Sun Comin' Up" Made The Top 20 But None Of His Other MCA Releases Did. He Last Charted In 1978 With The Number 26 Single "The Days Of Sand And Shovels". Stuckey Also Went On To Direct In Producing Sessions Along With Announcing And Singing Jingles On Hundreds Of Regional And National Commercials. He Wrote Two Jingles For Coca-Cola In The L970's Recorded Twenty-Two Spots Of McDonald's And Was The Singing Voice On The Last Spuds MacKenzie Commercial For Budweiser. He Continued Recording Jingles Into The 1980s. Another Project Was The Ownership Of Music Row Talent Inc. A Booking Agency In Nashville Which Was In Business For Twelve Years. Through His Texas Promise Land Development Company Nat Began Acquiring Land In Tennessee And Texas. Shortly Before Stuckey's Death Randy Travis Released "Diggin' Up Bones" Which Stuckey Co-Wrote.
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Biography - Nat Stuckey
Nathan Stuckey December 17 1933 Cass County Texas – August 24 1988 Was An American Country Singer. He Recorded For Various Labels Between 1966 And 1978 Charting In The Top 10 Of Hot Country Songs With "Sweet Thang" "Plastic Saddle" "Sweet Thang And Cisco" And "Take Time To Love Her". Raised In Atlanta Texas In Cass County Nat Stuckey Attended Arlington State College Where He Earned A Radio And Television Degree. Nat Established Himself As A Radio Announcer First At Radio Station KALT In Atlanta Texas Then At Radio Station KWKH In Shreveport Louisiana. While At KWKH Nat Became A Member Of The Louisiana Hayride And The Last Major Act With Beginning Roots From The Hayride.
He Became A Hit Songwriter After He Co-Wrote Buck Owens' Number-One Single "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line" In 1965. Following This Song Stuckey Wrote And Recorded "Sweet Thang" On Paula Records.
Another Of Stuckey's Compositions "Pop A Top" Was Recorded By Jim Ed Brown On RCA Records In 1967. A Year Later Stuckey Signed With RCA Himself. Among His Hits For RCA Were "Plastic Saddle" And "Sweet Thing And Cisco". Stuckey Teamed With Connie Smith On The Duet Of "Young Love" Followed By Another Single And Two Albums. The Duo Was In The Final Nominations For A Grammy For Their Version Of "Whispering Hope".
After Seven Years With RCA Stuckey Signed With MCA Records. With Conway Twitty And David Barnes Producing His Single "Sun Comin' Up" Made The Top 20 But None Of His Other MCA Releases Did. He Last Charted In 1978 With The Number 26 Single "The Days Of Sand And Shovels". Stuckey Also Went On To Direct In Producing Sessions Along With Announcing And Singing Jingles On Hundreds Of Regional And National Commercials. He Wrote Two Jingles For Coca-Cola In The L970's Recorded Twenty-Two Spots Of McDonald's And Was The Singing Voice On The Last Spuds MacKenzie Commercial For Budweiser. He Continued Recording Jingles Into The 1980s. Another Project Was The Ownership Of Music Row Talent Inc. A Booking Agency In Nashville Which Was In Business For Twelve Years. Through His Texas Promise Land Development Company Nat Began Acquiring Land In Tennessee And Texas. Shortly Before Stuckey's Death Randy Travis Released "Diggin' Up Bones" Which Stuckey Co-Wrote. read less
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He Became A Hit Songwriter After He Co-Wrote Buck Owens' Number-One Single "Waitin' In Your Welfare Line" In 1965. Following This Song Stuckey Wrote And Recorded "Sweet Thang" On Paula Records.
Another Of Stuckey's Compositions "Pop A Top" Was Recorded By Jim Ed Brown On RCA Records In 1967. A Year Later Stuckey Signed With RCA Himself. Among His Hits For RCA Were "Plastic Saddle" And "Sweet Thing And Cisco". Stuckey Teamed With Connie Smith On The Duet Of "Young Love" Followed By Another Single And Two Albums. The Duo Was In The Final Nominations For A Grammy For Their Version Of "Whispering Hope".
After Seven Years With RCA Stuckey Signed With MCA Records. With Conway Twitty And David Barnes Producing His Single "Sun Comin' Up" Made The Top 20 But None Of His Other MCA Releases Did. He Last Charted In 1978 With The Number 26 Single "The Days Of Sand And Shovels". Stuckey Also Went On To Direct In Producing Sessions Along With Announcing And Singing Jingles On Hundreds Of Regional And National Commercials. He Wrote Two Jingles For Coca-Cola In The L970's Recorded Twenty-Two Spots Of McDonald's And Was The Singing Voice On The Last Spuds MacKenzie Commercial For Budweiser. He Continued Recording Jingles Into The 1980s. Another Project Was The Ownership Of Music Row Talent Inc. A Booking Agency In Nashville Which Was In Business For Twelve Years. Through His Texas Promise Land Development Company Nat Began Acquiring Land In Tennessee And Texas. Shortly Before Stuckey's Death Randy Travis Released "Diggin' Up Bones" Which Stuckey Co-Wrote. read less
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