Lynn Anderson
Lynn Rene Anderson ( born September 26, 1947 in Grand Forks, North Dakota) is an American country music singer who was known by the 1971 worldwide hit Rose Garden internationally. In addition, you get 60 hits on the American country charts. According to Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette she was one of the most successful country singers of the 1970s.
Career
As the daughter of well-known songwriter Liz Anderson they soon came to the country music in touch. She was discovered in 1965 when she accompanied her mother to Nashville, the entgegenahm a BMI Award there. That same year, Lynn received a recording contract for the smaller chart label. In 1966 her first solo single, it was followed by an appearance on the Grand Ole Opry. From 1967 to 1969 she had on Chart Records with If I Kiss You (Will You Go Away ), Promises, Promises, No Another Time and That's A No No four top ten hits, nine other singles chart Records reached the top 20 of the C & W charts.
In 1969 she moved to Columbia Records. Here Lynn succeeded shortly thereafter with Rose Garden one of the biggest country hits of all time. The title was also able to place high in the international pop charts and earned her a Grammy and other awards. In the U.S., the single reached number 3, as in the UK. In Germany, the plate came in at number one and remained there for four weeks. This was followed by numerous other successes, including the number - one hits on the U.S. country charts: You're My Man, How Can I Unlove You ( 1971), Keep Me in Mind (1973) and What a Man, My Man Is (1974). However, in the Pop Charts she succeeded no further Top 40 hit.
From the mid- 1970s were Anderson's success slowly, yet they released more albums and tirelessly continued to come with their singles in the charts. Her last top 10 success she succeeded in 1983 in a duet with Gary Morris: You're Welcome to Tonight. In addition, she also acted occasionally as an actress and has acquired a reputation as a passionate rider and horse breeder. In this area, she won numerous awards. Anderson remained the country music together and published today in multi-year intervals albums, most recently Cowgirl (2008) and Cowgirl II ( 2010). Her last hit on the country charts dated from the year 1989.
Private
Lynn Anderson was married from 1968 to 1977 with the country musician Glenn Sutton. From this marriage a child went forth. Two other children come from his marriage to Harold Stream III. This marriage thought of 1978 until 1982.