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Lynn Anderson
Lynn Anderson was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota in 1947. Her father Casey Anderson was a country singer-songwriter, and she signed with Chart Records when...
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Dark Moon
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Ding A Ling The Christmas Bell
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Dixieland You Will Never Die
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Don't Leave The Leaving Up To Me
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A Little Bit More
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Alabam
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All My Friends Are Gonna Be Strangers
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All The King's Horses
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All You Add Is Love
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Another Lonely Night
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Ask Any Woman
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Auctioneer
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Be Quiet Mind
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Bedtime Story
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Best Kept Secret In Santa Fe
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Big Girls Don't Cry
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Lynn Anderson was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota in 1947. Her father Casey Anderson was a country singer-songwriter, and she signed with Chart Records when she was 19.
Her breakthrough came in 1970 with 'Rose Garden,' written by Joe South. Other songs in her catalog include 'Dark Moon,' 'Proud Mary,' and 'A Little Bit More.'
She was married to guitarist Glenn Sutton, who co-wrote some of her material. Her band at times included bassist Charlie McCoy and drummer Ronnie Tutt.
Anderson became a member of the Grand Ole Opry and was later inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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