[78-L] Second Fiddle To Nobody (Jean Shepard)
Cary Ginell
soundthink at live.com
Fri May 20 06:44:04 PDT 2011
The Nashville publicity machine is at it again, trying to rewrite
history. This time, it's the ridiculous claim that Jean Shepard &
Ferlin Husky's 1953 "A Dear John Letter" was the first country music
record by a female to sell a million copies. Horse hockey! Patsy Montana
did it with "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart" in 1935, nearly 20
years before. Somebody tell these people that there were other country
artists NOT associated with the Grand Ole Opry.
Cary Ginell
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