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That's All I Better Say About That by Amy Dalley
Amy Dalley
Artist Biography For Amy Dalley
Dalley's First Musical Performance Was At A Talent Show At Her High School. She Continued To Perform Around Her Hometown Of Kingsport Tennessee. After Briefly Attending East Tennessee State University She Went On To Perform At The Dollywood Amusement Park. In 1994 She Moved To Nashville Tennessee And Formed A Band Called The Gypsy Hillbillies Which Toured Nationally. She Was Later Signed To A Publishing Deal At Hamstein Music Writing Cuts For Martina McBride And Other Artists. One Of Her Songs "Dream Too Small" Was Featured In An Episode Of Dawson's Creek. Dalley's First Single "Love's Got An Attitude It Is What It Is " Was Released In 2003. Despite Releasing Seven Singles Including Five Which Charted She Did Not Release An Album For Curb. In Addition To Her Own Songs Amy Co-Wrote Reba McEntire's 2005 Single "My Sister". Dalley Exited Curb Records' Roster In 2007.
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Biography - Amy Dalley
Dalley's First Musical Performance Was At A Talent Show At Her High School. She Continued To Perform Around Her Hometown Of Kingsport Tennessee. After Briefly Attending East Tennessee State University She Went On To Perform At The Dollywood Amusement Park. In 1994 She Moved To Nashville Tennessee And Formed A Band Called The Gypsy Hillbillies Which Toured Nationally. She Was Later Signed To A Publishing Deal At Hamstein Music Writing Cuts For Martina McBride And Other Artists. One Of Her Songs "Dream Too Small" Was Featured In An Episode Of Dawson's Creek. Dalley's First Single "Love's Got An Attitude It Is What It Is " Was Released In 2003. Despite Releasing Seven Singles Including Five Which Charted She Did Not Release An Album For Curb. In Addition To Her Own Songs Amy Co-Wrote Reba McEntire's 2005 Single "My Sister". Dalley Exited Curb Records' Roster In 2007.
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