Biografia:
Ellen Muriel Deason, conhecido profissionalmente como Kitty Wells (nascido em 30 de agosto de 1919) é uma cantora americana de música country. 1952 ela bateu a gravação, "Não foi Deus Quem Fez Honky conte Angels", fez dela a primeira mulher cantora país para cima os E.U. país gráficos, e transformou-a na primeira mulher estrela país. Top 10 acessos ela continuou até meados dos anos 1960, inspirando uma longa lista de cantores futuro feminino país para chegar à fama na década de 1960.
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Outras músicas:
- A Wedding Ring Ago
- A Woman Half My Age
- After Dark
- Amigos Guitar
- Broken Marriage Vows
- Change Of Heart
- Cheatings A Sin
- Christmas Aint Like Christmas Anymore
- Death At The Bar
- Each Day
- Guilty
- Honky Tonk Waltz
- How Far Is Heaven
- I Heard Jukebox Playing
- I Was Wrong
- It Wasnt God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
- Ive Kissed You My Last Time
- Left To Right
- Lonely Side Of Town
- Lord Im Coming Home
- Make Up Your Mind
- Making Believe
- One By One
- Searching
- Searching For Someone Like You
- This White Circle
- This White Circle On My Finger
- You Cant Conceal A Broken Heart
- Youre Not Easy To Forget
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