 Publicity photo of singer Patti Page. Image by General Artists Corporation (management), via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed Public domain |
Patti PagePatti Page, born Clara Ann Fowler on November 8, 1927, in Claremore, Oklahoma, was an influential American country-pop singer whose career spanned six decades until her death in 2013. Known as the top-charting female vocalist of the 1950s, she sold over 100 million records, with hits including her signature song "Tennessee Waltz," which became a major commercial success and solidified her position in pop and country music. Page's ability to blend country styles into her pop songs contributed to her crossover appeal, allowing her to chart in five separate decades, and she received a Lifetime Achievement Grammy Award posthumously in 2013. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Albums
Patti Page
Patti Page Sings
The Waltz Queen Patti Page
Christmas With Patti Page (1955)
Music For Two In Love (1955)
Page I (1955)
Page II (1955)
Page III (1955)
Page IV (1955)
Patti Page In The Land Of Hi Fi (1956)
This Is My Song (1956)
Manhatten Tower (1957)
The West Side (1957)
I've Heard That Song Before (1958)
Let's Get Away From It All (1958)
The Waltz Queen (1958)
Golden Hits (1959)
I'll Remember April (1959)
Singles
The Tennessee Waltz / Long Long Ago (1950)
Mockin' Bird Hill / I Love You Because (1951)
Who's Gonna Shoe My Pretty Little Feet / Detour (1951)
Would I Love / Sentimental Music (1951)
Come What May / Retreat Cries My Heart (1952)
Once In A While / I'm Glad You're Happy With Someone Else (1952)
You Belong To Me / I Went To Your Wedding (1952)
Changing Partners / Where Did My Snowman Go (1953)
Father Father / The Lord's Prayer (1953)
Milwaukee Polka / My World Is You (1953)
The Doggie In The Window / My Jealous Eyes (1953)
This Is My Song / Butterflies (1953)
Cross Over The Bridge / My Restless Lover (1954)
Let Me Go Lover / Hocus Pokus (1954)
The Mama-Doll Song / I Can't Tell A Waltz From A Tango (1954)
What A Dream / I Cried (1954)
Croce Di Oro / Search My Heart (1955)
Everlovin' / You Too Can Be A Dreamer (1955)
