Freddie Hart: A Legacy in Country Music Born on December 21, 1926, in Lochapoka, Alabama, Freddie Hart emerged as a significant figure in the world of country music, both as a talented songwriter and a celebrated artist. His compositions have been recorded by a host of country legends, making a lasting impact on the genre. Notable among his contributions is the song "Loose Talk," which became a hit for Carl Smith in 1955 and was also covered by artists like Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb, Patsy Cline, a

December 21, 1926 Freddie Hart is born in Lochapoka, Alabama. A songwriter who wrote hits for Porter Wagoner, Carl Smith and George Jones, he earned his largest acclaim as an artist with "Easy Loving" -- the CMA's Song of the Year in both 1971 and '72. It was the #1 song of 1971 on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart. Freddie passed away October 27, 2018. | GatorRock

Freddie Hart was a major hitter in the 1970s era of Country Music. Prior to that, he had a respectable, yet diminishing career. After "California Grapevine" failed to see chart success, Capitol Records decided to drop him from the label. That was until this song was played on the radio, and as we would say in today's social media world, 'went viral.' That sparked his career to the point he had several number one hits in succession. Watch this video of Freddie Hart singing his multi-award winning

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