Tom T Hall Country Singer Hits
On The Acoustic

Engineers Don't Wave From Trains Anymore is from the 1982 album "The Storyteller And The Banjo Man".

The song was never released as a single.

I play this one in standard tuning with a root down root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern and some lead. The chords here are C, G, F, C7, F, C and an Am.

I Like Beer was a single released in 1975 and peaked at #4 in the US and #12 in Canada.

The song can be found on the album "Faster Horses". 

I play a root down down root down down rhythm pattern for this one with no lead. The chords you'll need are Gb, B7, E, A, Am, C#7.

Old Dogs, Children And Watermelon Wine was released from "The Storyteller" album was a #1 hit in both Canada and the US. The song was written by Tom T Hall about an encounter with an old janitor

he meet in Miami while attending a political event. Frankie lane, Ferlin Husky and John Prine have all covered this song. 

I play a capo 3rd fret with some lead and the chords G, D, A7, D7, Em, E7, E, A and a Gbm. Play in standard tuning with a root down root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern.

Pamela Brown was released as a single in 1972 but failed to chart in the US but did chart in Australia at #24.

The song is from his album "The Storyteller".

This one I play with drop D tuning with some lead and a root down root up down up  and repeat rhythm pattern. For chords you'll need a D, G, A7, Gb, Bm and a D7.

Ravishing Ruby was released as a single back in 1973 from the album Rhymer And Other Five And Dimers.

The song reached #1 in Canada and hit #3 in the US. It also charted in Australia at #80.

That's How I Got To Memphis was not released as a single back in 1969 by Tom T Hall but was recorded and released by Bobby Bare in 1970. His version peaked at #3.

Tom T Hall had this track on his "Ballad Of Forty Dollars & His Other Great Songs".

In this number the is no lead and played in standard tuning with a root down up root  up down up and repeat rhythm pattern. For chords play a E, A, Dbm, Gbm and a B7.

The Last Country Song was never released as a single but can be found on his 1979 album "Old T's In Town".

Only three chords here with a C, F and G and a root down bass up down up and repeat rhythm pattern in standard tuning and some lead required.

The Year That Clayton Delaney Died was a #1 hit in the US for Tom T Hall in 1971 and is based on his neighbor and boyhood hero Lonnie Easterly.

The song hails from the album "In Search Of A Song".

No lead here with the three chords of C, G7 and C7 in standard tuning while playing a root down up root up down up and repeat rhythm pattern.