Turner Jesse Lee

Jesse Lee Turner, born in 1938 in Texas, is a former American musical artist known for his rockabilly and country music. He gained notable recognition in the late 1950s with his hit single "Little Space Girl," which peaked at No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. Despite a brief music career that included other singles and a shift to various record labels, Turner's most significant contribution was his involvement in the 1978 film "Smokey and the Good Time Outlaws," where he both acted and performed music. He remains primarily remembered as a one-hit wonder from the rockabilly era.

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