‘He’ll Have to Go’ took over country & pop charts in 1960

Produced by Chet Atkins, the minimal orchestration allowed Jim’s voice to shine, helping the track top the country charts and reach #2 on the pop charts.

The success of “He’ll Have to Go” marked a turning point in country music, proving it could be both emotional and mainstream. The song was covered by legends like Elvis Presley, but Jim’s version remains iconic.

 

Tragically, Reeves died in a plane crash in 1964 at just 40, but his legacy lives on. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, his influence is still felt today through artists who blend country with pop. “He’ll Have to Go” isn’t just a song — it’s

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