In 1960, Jim Reeves dropped a song that would go on to change the game in both country and pop music—“He’ll Have to Go.”
With its smooth vocals and lush orchestration, the track became a hit that bridged the gap between two genres, making Reeves a legend. His voice? Pure velvet. His style? Sophisticated and polished. And the song? It became a cultural phenomenon, cementing Jim as one of Nashville’s finest.
