Gord Bamford Lyrics Unreal

The year 2008 is shaping up to be a big one for Lacombe, Alberta's Gord Bamford. Gord continues his winning ways with the July release of his third single from the acclaimed "Honkytonks And Heartaches" album. "Postcard from Pasadena" was written by Gord and song writing partner Byron Hill. The award winning Stephano Barberis produced the video for the song and filmed it in the desert atmosphere of Osoyoos B.C.
In January Gord had released his second single and the song "Stayed ‘Til Two" rocketed into the top ten after only four weeks of release. The song, again penned by Gord and co-producer Byron Hill tells the familiar story of the guy who went for "one" and time just slipped away.

It was in early February that Gord also received his first Juno nomination, with the aforementioned album being nominated for "Country Recording Of The Year". An appearance on the 2008 Juno Awards show followed in April, as "Stayed ‘Til Two" reached the top of the national radio and video charts.

In May, Gord was approached by The Calgary Stampede to write a song commemorating the saga and tradition of the cowboy hat. Gord, along with co-writer Hill penned “This Old Hat”. The song was premiered at the Stampede’s Media Conference and gained local play in Southern Alberta. Gord commented on the song, “First of all I was very honoured that the Calgary Stampede asked me to write this song and even more excited that it was well received. The title “This Old Hat” was something that I felt I could write about without having to dig too deep within myself. I was brought up in a rural Alberta town and amongst a family that lives the true Western Heritage. My upbringing was exemplified by hard work and integrity. This song therefore struck a real chord with me as a person and how I strive to live my life.”

Since the release of the album in September 2007, Gord has quickly established himself as one of the "young guns" of country music. The first single "Blame It On That Red Dress" was released to radio in early August and by mid-October was firmly entrenched in the Top Ten in Canada, as well as being the highest charted single by a Canadian artist at that point. The video for "Blame It On That Red Dress" was filmed on the beach in Tofino, B.C. and in early November reached the Number One spot on CMT's Chevy Top Twenty.

GORD BAMFORD LYRICS

album: "Life Is Good" (2004)
Heroes
My Heart's A Genius
Politically Incorrect
Joe's Place
All About Her
I Would For You
Stubborn Blood
We're All Cowboys
Life Is Good
The Watering Hole
Kendra's Song
album: "Honkytonks And Heartaches" (2007)
Blame It On That Red Dress
Postcard From Pasadena
Blue Collar Palace
Little Guy
Stayed 'Til Two
I Said Nothing
Drinkin' Buddy
Come Over Here
In The Palm Of Your Hands
Hurtin' Me Back
Honkytonks And Heartaches
Things Go Better With Love
Years Ago Last Night
album: "Day Job" (2010)
Day Job
Put Some Alcohol On It
Kids
Rowdy Boys
She Can Bring It
Better
Amber Glow
My Daughter's Father
Hank Williams Lonesome
Day To Day Routine
Raise The Bar
In This Town
album: "Is It Friday Yet?" (2012)
Disappearing Tail Lights
Farm Girl Strong
Leaning On A Lonesome Song
Is It Friday Yet?
album: "Country Junkie" (2013)
Where A Farm Used To Be
When Your Lips Are So Close
Unreal
That's How We Party
Groovin' With You
album: "Tin Roof" (2016)
Heard You In A Song
Don't Let Her Be Gone
Fall In Love If You Want To
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