Billie Jo Spears What I've Got In Mind

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(1988/EMI) 16 tracks more

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Billie Jo Spears: What I've Got In Mind

(1988/EMI) 16 tracks

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Interpret: Billie Jo Spears
Album titlle: What I've Got In Mind
Genre Country
Label CRYPT
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0077779124114
weight in Kg 0.22

Spears, Billie Jo - What I've Got In Mind LP 1
01	You Could Know As Much About A Stranger	Billie Jo Spears
02	I Never Loved Anyone More	Billie Jo Spears
03	I Can Only Judge Your Future By His Past	Billie Jo Spears
04	Too Much Is Not Enough	Billie Jo Spears
05	Yesterday	Billie Jo Spears
06	What The World Needs Now Is Love	Billie Jo Spears
07	I Fall To Pieces	Billie Jo Spears
08	Blanket On The Ground	Billie Jo Spears
09	What I've Got In Mind	Billie Jo Spears
10	There's More To A Tear Than Meets The Eye	Billie Jo Spears
11	Evey Day I Have To Cry	Billie Jo Spears
12	Sweet Music Man	Billie Jo Spears
13	Husbands And Wives	Billie Jo Spears
14	Here Comes My Baby Back Again	Billie Jo Spears
15	Slow Movin' Outlaw	Billie Jo Spears
16	'57 Chevrolet	Billie Jo Spears

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"Billie Jo Spears"

Billie Jo Spears

1937 - 2011

Billie Jo Spears is best known for her sexy 1975 #1 hit "Blanket on the Ground." Although she has not been on the U.S. country charts since 1984, she has enjoyed a considerable following in Great Britain since her first appear-ance at England's Wembley Festival in 1977.

Born Billie Jean Spears, she began her professional career at age thirteen in 1950, when she appeared at Houston's Keel Auditorium with a number of other country artists.

In 1953, as Billie Jean Moore, she made her first recording, "Too Old for Toys, Too Young for Boys," for Abbott Records (the flip side was cartoon voice-over master Mel Blanc's "I Dess I Dotta Doe"). She appeared on the Louisiana Hayride performing the song.

In 1964, at the urging of songwriter–talent scout Jack Rhodes, she moved to Nashville. Shortly afterward, A&R man Kelso Herston signed her to a recording contract with United Artists Records. In 1966 she followed Herston when he moved to head the Nashville office of Capitol Records.

During her stint with Capitol from 1966 to 1972, Spears scored her first Top Ten country hit, "Mr. Walker, It's Over," but felt typecast by uptempo, humorous material. Between 1972 and 1974 Spears recovered from problems with her vocal cords and recorded for the small Brite Star and Cutlass labels.

She didn't begin to hit the Top Twenty regularly until after returning to United Artists in 1974. Though Kelso Herston re-signed her to the label, it was Larry Butler (who soon replaced Herston as label head) who produced her fairly successful string of United Artists hits that ran through 1980.

"Blanket on the Ground" — with backing vo-cals from the Jordanairs and steel from Pete Drake — became her trademark hit, and its success led to her being named the Academay Of Country Music's Most Promising Female Vocalist in 1976.

The following year she began making regular appearances in England, where her strongest following remains. — Don Rhodes

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