Chanteuse Country US née Gloria Jeanne Black, le 25 octobre 1937 à Pomona
(Californie).
One-hit-wonder
Jeanne Black scored a Top Ten pop and country hit in 1960 with an answer song to
Jim Reeves's "He'll Have to Go" called,
logically enough, "He'll Have to Stay." The California-born Black began her
career in 1956, appearing as a singer on
Cliffie Stone's Hometown Jamboree TV show. After leaving Jamboree in
1959, she performed in Las Vegas and at Lake Tahoe before teaming up with
Billy Strange. Black signed to Capitol
the following year, where she released her one big single. Though it was a great
success, she was never able to follow it up with anything substantial.
Talents : Singer
Style musical : Nashville Sound, Countrypolitan, Country-Pop
HE'LL
HAVE TO STAY
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Années en activité :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles & EP
| 1960 | SP CAPITOL 4368 (US) | . |
He'll Have To Stay
/ Under Your
Spell Again |
| 1960 | SP CAPITOL 4396 (US) | . | Lisa / Journey Of Love |
| 1960 | SP CAPITOL 4456 (US) | . | You'll Find Out / ? |
| 1960 | SP CAPITOL 4492 (US) | . | Oh, How I Miss You Tonight / A Little Bit Lonely |
| 1961 | SP CAPITOL 4566 (US) | . | Jimmy Love / ? |
| 1961 | EP CAPITOL 1-1513 (F) |
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Lisa / He'll Have To Stay / I Almost Love My Mind / You Win Again |
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Album
| 1961 | LP 12" CAPITOL ST-1513 (US) |
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A LITTLE BIT LONELY - Hello, Mister Misery / He'll Have To Stay / I Almost Lost My Mind / How Many / A Little Bit Lonely / My Baby's Gone (with Janie BLACK) / You Win Again / The Loneliest Heart In Town / Lisa / Beautiful Lies (with Janie BLACK) / I Know I Can't Forget / But You Don't Know Me |
© Rocky Productions 22/03/2005
