“(There’s) No Getting Over Me”
Written by Walt Aldridge & Tom Brasfield
CHRIS CLERMONT: All Vocals, Guitars
DANE BRYANT: Keys
BRIAN ALLEN: Bass
MARCUS FINNIE: Drums
Producer: Tom Emmi
Music Mix: Bob Schachner
Video Editor: John Nolan, Leo Switucha
Alabama born and bred, Walt Aldridge broke into the business as a sound engineer at the legendary Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals. He would go on to gain renown as a singer, guitarist, producer and bandleader on more than 200 records for artists across the pop, rock and country music spectrum. But he will always be best remembered for the songs he wrote. Ronny Milsap, Conway Twitty, Tim McGraw, Travis Tritt, Tanya Tucker and Billy Ray Cyrus were just a few of the country stars who charted with tunes that shone through with Aldridge’s signature combination of heartache and earworm. Aside from his 56 Top-40 country songs, Walt would contribute songs for artists as diverse as Lou Reed, Wilson Pickett and Peter Cetera. Walt Aldridge was just 70 years of age when he passed in November 2025. But the songs he left us will forever shine on.
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