Tall Tales and Short Tempers

Tall Tales and Short Tempers is an album recorded by Jim Reeves and released in 1961 on the RCA Victor label (catalog no.Chet Atkins was the producer.[1][2] In Billboard magazine's annual poll of country and western disc jockeys, it was ranked No.[3] The album's opening track, "The Blizzard", reached No.4 on the Billboard country and western chart in March 1961.
Studio albumJim ReevesCountryRCA VictorProducerChet AtkinsHe'll Have to GoTalkin' to Your HeartBillboardThe BlizzardThe Streets of LaredoThat Silver-Haired Daddy of MineDanny BoyThe Wreck of the Number NineJim Reeves SingsSinging Down the LaneGirls I Have KnownGod Be with YouSongs to Warm the HeartAccording to My HeartThe Intimate Jim ReevesThe Country Side of Jim ReevesA Touch of VelvetWe Thank TheeGentleman JimThe International Jim ReevesGood 'n' CountryTwelve Songs of ChristmasKimberley JimMoonlight and RosesThe Jim Reeves WayYours Sincerely, Jim ReevesBlue Side of LonesomeMy CathedralA Touch of SadnessJim Reeves—and Some FriendsJim Reeves Writes You a RecordJim Reeves on StageThe Best of Jim ReevesHave I Told You Lately That I Love You?Up Through the YearsThe Best of Jim Reeves Vol. IIThe Best of Jim Reeves Volume IIISomething Special40 Golden GreatsRemembering Patsy Cline & Jim ReevesMexican JoeI Love YouAm I Losing YouYonder Comes a SuckerFour WallsAnna MarieBlue BoyBilly BayouStand at Your WindowAdios AmigoWelcome to My WorldLove Is No ExcuseI Guess I'm CrazyI Love You BecauseI Won't Forget YouThis Is ItIs It Really Over?Distant DrumsI Won't Come In While He's ThereWhen You Are GoneMissing YouAm I That Easy to ForgetDon't Let Me Cross OverHave You Ever Been Lonely?Discography