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==Demo== | ==Demo== | ||
The demo for "Friends in low places" was recorded shortly after the release of Brooks' self titled ''Garth Brooks'' | The demo for "Friends in low places" was recorded shortly after the release of Brooks' self titled debut album, ''Garth Brooks''. The demo formed the basis of what was to be released through ''No Fences'' a year later. | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
Material from the demo or its sessions has yet to circulate as of May, 2018. | Material from the demo or its sessions has yet to circulate as of May, 2018. | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 5 May 2018
Cover for the single release.
Status: Lost
"Friends in Low Places" is a country first recorded and released by Garth Brooks. The song reached #1 on the Hot Country Songs,, and has became one of the most iconic songs of its genre.
Background
"Friends in Low places" was composed by Bud Lee and Dewayne Blackwell in 1989. The duo meet Brooks while he was an unknown musician working as a shoe salesman; at this time, Brooks was preparing to release his first album. Impressed after observing Brooks' singing abilities, the duo would frequently recruit him to sing lead vocals when producing new demos.
Demo
The demo for "Friends in low places" was recorded shortly after the release of Brooks' self titled debut album, Garth Brooks. The demo formed the basis of what was to be released through No Fences a year later.
Availability
Material from the demo or its sessions has yet to circulate as of May, 2018.