Durwood Haddock

Durwood Haddock's first success came in 1955 when he was barely out of his teens. He and renowned songwriter, Eddie Miller, writer of several hit songs, the most notable Release Me, teamed up in the mid 50's and wrote the standard There She Goes which eventually sold in the millions.

The first hit recording was by the legendary country singer, Carl Smith which went to the Top Five in Billboard. Pop singer Jerry Wallace scored with it when it hit Billboard's Top Ten in 1960.

In 1980 the song was featured in the Oscar winning movie, Coal Miner's Daughter, the life story of Loretta Lynn. Most recently, There She Goes and I Don't Wanta, another Haddock/Miller composition, were re-issued on MCA in the CD Box Set The Patsy Cline Collection which is now Platinum with sales over six million.

Durwood Haddock

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