The Nashville Sessions is a 1983 studio album by Dean Martin, produced by Jimmy Bowen. This was Martin's last album.
Overview Martin sang two of the songs in duet, "My First Country Song" with Conway Twitty, and "Everybody's Had the Blues" with Merle Haggard.
These were Martin's last recording sessions, with the exception of his rare 1985 "L.A. Is My Home" single.
Track listing "Old Bones" (John Hadley) "Everybody's Had the Blues" (Merle Haggard) "Don't Give Up on Me" (Ben Peters) "In Love Up to My Heart" (Chester Lester) "Shoulder to Shoulder" (Dallas Frazier) "Since I Met You Baby" (Ivory Joe Hunter) "My First Country Song" (Conway Twitty) "Drinking Champagne" (Bill Mack) "Hangin' Around" (Chip Hardy, Rick & Janis Carnes) "Love Put a Song in My Heart" (Ben Peters)
Personnel Dean Martin - vocals Reggie Young, Billy Joe Walker Jr. - guitar Jimmy Capps - acoustic guitar John Hughey, Sonny Garrish - steel guitar David Hungate - bass David Briggs, Alan Moore - keyboards Buddy Spicher - fiddle Kieran Kane - mandolin James Stroud - drums Denis Solee, Sam Levine - horns Carol Chase, Dennis Wilson, Diane Tidwell, Donna Sheridan, Doug Clements, Gary Janney, Karen Taylor, Lisa Silver, Lori Brooks, Louis Nunley, Philip Forrest, Sherilyn Huffman, Terry Dearmore, Tom Brannon - backing vocals Nashville String Machine - strings Al De Lory - string arrangements Carl Gorodetzky - concertmaster
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