Ray Price(1926-2013)

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Billy Mize & the Bakersfield Sound (2014)

Ray Price was born on 12 January 1926 in Perryville, Texas, USA. He was an actor, known for The Guilt Trip (2012), Star Trek: Enterprise (2001) and A Man of No Importance (1994). He was married to Janie Mae and Betty Berthena Greb (Linda Powers). He died on 16 December 2013 in Mount Pleasant, Texas, USA.

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RegattaVersary: Celebrating the 8th Anniversary of the USS Fort Worth's Commissioning
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- performer: "Fort Worth, Texas"
- 2020
The Marty Stuart Show
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TV Series
- writer: "I'll Be There If You Ever Want Me"
- writer: "I've Got a New Heartache"
- performer: "Heartaches by the Numbers", "A Way to Survive"
- 2010–2014
Grand Theft Auto V
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- Soundtrack ("Crazy Arms")
- 2013
The Guilt Trip
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- performer: "Heartaches By The Numbers"
- 2012
Nashville
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TV Series
- writer: "I'll Be There (If You Want Me)"
- 2012
Opry Memories
TV Movie
- performer: "For The Good Times"
- 2011
Opry Video Classics: Pioneers
Video
- performer: "Crazy Arms"
- 2007
Opry Video Classics: Love Ballads
Video
- performer: "For the Good Times"
- 2007
Opry Video Classics: Legends
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- performer: "City Lights"
- 2007
Opry Video Classics: Honky-Tonk Heroes
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- performer: "Heartaches By the Number"
- 2007
Star Trek: Enterprise
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TV Series
- performer: "Crazy Arms"
- 2002
A Man of No Importance
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- performer: "Make the World Go Away"
- 1994
The Midnight Special
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TV Series
- writer: "I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)"
- 1981
The Last Picture Show
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- writer: "Give Me More, More of Your Kisses" (uncredited)
- 1971
Dave's Place
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- performer: "Piano Rag"
- 1965

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Other major hits included "Please Release Me" (1954), "Heartaches by the Number" (1959, No. 2, spent 40 weeks on the charts), "Make the World Go Away" (1963, later recorded by Eddy Arnold), "Night Life" (also 1963, written by Willie Nelson), "The Other Woman (in My Life)" (1966), "Danny Boy" (1967), "Angels and Love Songs" (1975), "It Don't Hurt Half as Bad" (1981) and "Diamonds in the Stars" (1982). Also had a couple of duet hits with Willie Nelson, the biggest of which was "Faded Love" (1980, re-recording of the old Bob Wills tune that Patsy Cline made very popular.