Classic Country Jeff Langley covers the vocal of "Cryin' Time," written and recorded by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos. Ray Charles had an even bigger hit with the song in the late 1960s.

Cryin' Time, Buck Owens and the Buckaroos, Ray Charles, (vocal cover by Jeff Langley)

Updated demo with latest lyrics. Cowboy tune. All parts by me, for now.

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Jeff Langley has been screaming at the top of his lungs (singing) into microphones on stage and in recording studios since he was a teen-ager. 
Langley was stilll hollering some, when he and his singing granddaughters, Jazmyn, Jilyann and Layla (with producer grandson Josh Herbert), recorded and produced these all-time Classic Country songs. Then they threw in some crazy ol' rock 'n' roll. The Langleys put their licks on every bit of it, and hope you like it.

Langley was awarded second place in a highly disputed, violent singing contest at the now-demolished T-13 Lounge on East Amarillo Boulevard for his rendition of the Jerry Reed hit, "Amos Moses." The drunken crowd -- whose applause, yelling, screaming, pounding, stomping and whistling were supposed to decide the outcome of the singing contest -- physically protested the judges' partially deaf processing of the audience's cheering support for Langley. The singing selectors, also wasted, awarded only second place to Langley and gave the grand prize to another contestant. Hard evidence that the singing contest was rigged quickly came out, when the contest winner sang an encore with the band, obviously planned and rehearsed. Audience members were so infuriated about the ripoff of singing glory that they stomped and whistled and screamed and cried even louder. They jostled, slammed, kicked, pounded and overturned tables and chairs, then erupted and hurled and shattered beer bottles and other handy projectiles. No injuries were reported, but much to the chagrin of Langley and the hysterical crowd, the decision was final. Langley did receive and later drank a six-pack of Old Milwaukee beer for his second-place finish. Thus, he continued his professional singing career.
God bless and thanks to all.

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