Wayne Carson Thompson
Wayne Carson was an American country musician, songwriter, and producer born in
the United States in 1943. Wayne Carson Head moved to Nashville in 1962 and
collaborated with the publisher Si Siman. Their breakthrough occurred when Eddy
Arnold recorded the song “Somebody Like Me” (1966), which reached Number 1 on
the country charts. In 1967, their composition “The Letter” (1967) became a hit
for The Box Tops and reached Number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Carson co-wrote
the song “Always on My Mind” (1972), which won Grammy Awards for Song of the
Year and Best Country Song in 1983....
The Letter (Quickstep / 50)Tony Daniels, Wayne Carson Thompson, Erik Wegewitz, Justus Liebich and Andre Weimar
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The LetterWayne Carson Thompson
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The LetterPapa Yabo, Martijn Hover and Wayne Carson Thompson
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Love Me TenderSarah Abrigada, Mark James, Wayne Carson Thompson, Claudi Cueni (contributor), Tobias Engeler (contributor) and John L JR Christopher
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