Webb Pierce lived in this house in Nashville’ Glendale neighborhood for a good part of the 1950s. He recorded hits like “There Stands the Glass,” “In the Jailhouse Now,” and “Why Baby Why” while living here. #nashville #classiccountry | Nashville Musical History Tour

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Webb Pierce THERE STANDS THE GLASS Watch the entire Grand Old Opry Stars of the 50s series here! https://star50s.com/ #ClassicCountry #opry #therestandstheglass | Country Road TV

Celebrating the one and only Webb Pierce on his birthday (Aug 8, 1921). He was one of the most successful and popular of the Honky Tonk singers of the 1950s and 60s. In fact, between 1952 and 1958, every one of his releases made the Country Top 10. Some of his best known recordings include "Wondering", "I'm Walking the Dog", "There Stands the Glass", "Slowly", "More and More", and "Teenage Boogie", a remake of his first recording "Hayride Boogie" (which he cut with Tillman Frank's band). Webb di