Dick Curless, Tombstone Every Mile - 31m 59s

Tracks & Durations

1. A Tombstone Every Mile [1965]	3:03
2. Streets Of Laredo [1965]	3:44
3. King Of The Road [1965]	2:42
4. Uncle Tom [1965]	2:12
5. China Nights (Shina No Yoru) [1965]	3:49
6. Cupid's Arrow [1965]	1:34
7. Six Times A Day (The Trains Came Down) [1965]	2:33
8. Teardrops In My Heart [1965]	2:21
9. Down By The Old River [1965]	2:38
10. Nine Pound Hammer [1965]	2:01
11. Sunny Side Of The Mountain [1965]	1:57
12. Heart Talk [1965]	3:17

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Review

Maine native Dick Curless had long recorded for regional labels when songwriter Dan Fulkerson approached him with "A Tombstone Every Mile," the tale of a real-life stretch of Maine highway often lethal to truckers. Released nationally in 1965, the song became a #5 single for Curless and this, his first album for Tower Records, soon reached the Top Twenty on Billboard's country album charts.

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