Still
Ray Price · The Honky Tonk Years (1950-1966) [Bear Family (Ger [1996]
Still, though you broke my heart
Still, though we're far apart
I love you, I love you still
Still, after all this time
Still, you're still on my mind
I love you baby, I love you still.
I've lost count of the hours
And I've lost track of the time
I've lost everything I had baby
And I nearly lost my mind.
Still, though you broke my heart
Still, though we're far apart
I love you, I love you still
Still, after all this time
Still, you're still on my mind
I love you, oh, I love you still.
--- Instrumental ---
Well still, though you broke my heart
Still, though we're far apart
I love you, I love you still
Still, after all this time
Still, you're still on my mind
I love you, oh, I love you still...
Ray Price - Still
Ray Price stands as a defining figure in country music, renowned for pioneering the honky tonk sound that dominated the mid-twentieth century. His discography reflects a mastery of emotional storytelling, blending traditional country instrumentation with a distinctive vocal delivery that emphasized phrasing and timing. The recording of Still captures the essence of his mature style, showcasing the polished production values and melodic sensibilities that characterized his most celebrated era. As part of a broader catalogue that includes enduring classics, this track highlights Price's ability to convey deep sentiment through understated musical arrangements. His influence on the genre remains profound, shaping the trajectory of country music for generations of artists who followed in his footsteps.

