Picture in a Frame - Moe Bandy - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Moe Bandy is as country as they come, even decked out in a smart-looking business suit. First stepping out in the 1970s, the Mississippi-born balladeer tore a leaf out of the honky-tonk rule book to sing songs about drinking, cheating, divorcing, and more go-to country themes. He scored a string of hits in the 1970s that included "Here I Am Drunk Again," "She Took More Than Her Share," and "Cowboys Aren't Supposed to Cry," before hitting his peak in 1979. He continued to maintain a steady hold on the honky-tonk sound during the 1980s while also appearing on television shows, and by the 1990s was still going strong. "Picture in a Frame" was released in 1995 as the opening and title track of his first album of that decade, which leaned on traditional country instrumentation including pedal steel guitar, banjo, dobro, and fiddle, and finds him in earnest mode, away from the cheating and divorcing for a declaration of committed love.