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Skeeter Davis never received much critical attention, but in the '50s and '60s, she recorded some of the most accessible crossover country music, occasionally skirting rock & roll. Born Mary Penick, Davis took her last name after forming a duo with Betty Jack Davis, the Davis Sisters. Their 1953 single "I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know" was a big country hit; its B-side, the remarkable "Rock-a-Bye Boogie," foreshadowed rockabilly. That same year, however, the duo's career was cut short by a tragic car accident in which Betty Jack was killed and Skeeter was severely injured. Skeeter did...Read more

• Skeeter Sings Dolly  (1972)
• It's Hard To Be A Woman  (1970)
• Closest Thing To Love  (1969)
• Maryfrances  (1969)
• I Love Flatt And Scruggs  (1968)

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• I Can't Stay Mad At You
• Skeeter Davis - Blueberry Hill
• Skeeter Davis - Where I Ought To Be
• Skeeter Davis - Little Music Box
• Skeeter Davis - Lost To A Geisha Girl
• Skeeter Davis - Walk Softly Darling
• Skeeter Davis - Face Of A Clown
• Skeeter Davis - Somebody Else On Your Mind
• Skeeter Davis - Homebreaker
• Skeeter Davis - Give Me Death

• (I Want To Go) Where Nobody Knows Me
• Don't Let Me Cross Over
• He Called Me Baby
• Keep Your Hands Of My Baby
• Longing To Hold You Again