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K.T. Oslin
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K. T. Oslin Born Kay Toinette Oslin On 15 May 1942 Died 21 December 2020 Was An American Country Music Singer And Songwriter. Best Known For Her 1987 Top Ten Hit Country Single "80's Ladies" She Also Had A Series Of Other Top-Ten Country Hits During The Late 1980s And Early 1990s Four Of Which Topped The US Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart. Oslin Was Born In Crossett Arkansas But Soon After Her Birth Her Family Moved To Memphis Tennessee And Then To Houston Texas. Oslin Considers Houston Her Hometown.
Oslin Initially Performed As A Folk Singer With Guy Clark And Then Moved To New York Where She Performed As A Chorine On And Off-Broadway. She Soon Began Doing Advertising Jingles Which Led To Appearances In A Number Of Television Commercials.
Her Songwriting Talent Was Recognized And She Began Writing Songs Performed By Dottie West Gail Davies Sissy Spacek And The Judds.
In 1987 After A Brief Run With Elektra Records She Broke Through With RCA Records And Became The First Female Songwriter To Win The Country Music Association Song Of The Year Award For 80s Ladies And Earned The Female Vocalist Of The Year Honors And A Grammy Award For The Song. Ironically Oslin Who Was In Her Mid 40s When She Finally Rose To Fame Did So At A Time When Mainstream Country Radio First Began Its Now Commonplace Practice Of Excluding Older Artists From Their Playlists. Oslin Had Several More Well-Received Songs Before Branching Out Into Acting.
She Took Roles On Paradise And Evening Shade With Burt Reynolds. On The Big Screen She Co-Starred In The Thing Called Love With Sandra Bullock And River Phoenix.
Oslin's Other Hits Included "Come Next Monday" "Hey Bobby" "Hold Me" "Didn't Expect It To Go Down This Way" "Do Ya" "This Woman" And "I'll Always Come Back".
In 1995 Oslin Had Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery. In 1996 She Returned To Singing. She Signed With BNA Records And Recorded My Roots Are Showing... Which Included The Single "Silver Tongue And Goldplated Lies". Five Years Later She Released A Second And Final Album For BNA Titled Live Close By Visit Often Which She Co-Produced With The Mavericks' Lead Singer Raul Malo. Oslin Returned To The Stage In November 2013 For A Concert At Franklin Theater In Franklin Tennessee To Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of Her Debut Album 80's Ladies. On November 30 2014 She Performed Live At The Grand Ole Opry And On 650am WSM Simulcast . Though She Had Been On The Opry Previously It Was Her First Time On Stage At The Ryman Auditorium. On June 2 2015 15 Years Since The Release Of Her Last Studio Album Live Close By Visit Often In 2001 Oslin Released Her Sixth Studio Album. The Album Was Titled Simply. The Album Failed To Chart.
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K. T. Oslin Born Kay Toinette Oslin On 15 May 1942 Died 21 December 2020 Was An American Country Music Singer And Songwriter. Best Known For Her 1987 Top Ten Hit Country Single "80's Ladies" She Also Had A Series Of Other Top-Ten Country Hits During The Late 1980s And Early 1990s Four Of Which Topped The US Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart. Oslin Was Born In Crossett Arkansas But Soon After Her Birth Her Family Moved To Memphis Tennessee And Then To Houston Texas. Oslin Considers Houston Her Hometown.
Oslin Initially Performed As A Folk Singer With Guy Clark And Then Moved To New York Where She Performed As A Chorine On And Off-Broadway. She Soon Began Doing Advertising Jingles Which Led To Appearances In A Number Of Television Commercials.
Her Songwriting Talent Was Recognized And She Began Writing Songs Performed By Dottie West Gail Davies Sissy Spacek And The Judds.
In 1987 After A Brief Run With Elektra Records She Broke Through With RCA Records And Became The First Female Songwriter To Win The Country Music Association Song Of The Year Award For 80s Ladies And Earned The Female Vocalist Of The Year Honors And A Grammy Award For The Song. Ironically Oslin Who Was In Her Mid 40s When She Finally Rose To Fame Did So At A Time When Mainstream Country Radio First Began Its Now Commonplace Practice Of Excluding Older Artists From Their Playlists. Oslin Had Several More Well-Received Songs Before Branching Out Into Acting.
She Took Roles On Paradise And Evening Shade With Burt Reynolds. On The Big Screen She Co-Starred In The Thing Called Love With Sandra Bullock And River Phoenix.
Oslin's Other Hits Included "Come Next Monday" "Hey Bobby" "Hold Me" "Didn't Expect It To Go Down This Way" "Do Ya" "This Woman" And "I'll Always Come Back".
In 1995 Oslin Had Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery. In 1996 She Returned To Singing. She Signed With BNA Records And Recorded My Roots Are Showing... Which Included The Single "Silver Tongue And Goldplated Lies". Five Years Later She Released A Second And Final Album For BNA Titled Live Close By Visit Often Which She Co-Produced With The Mavericks' Lead Singer Raul Malo. Oslin Returned To The Stage In November 2013 For A Concert At Franklin Theater In Franklin Tennessee To Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of Her Debut Album 80's Ladies. On November 30 2014 She Performed Live At The Grand Ole Opry And On 650am WSM Simulcast . Though She Had Been On The Opry Previously It Was Her First Time On Stage At The Ryman Auditorium. On June 2 2015 15 Years Since The Release Of Her Last Studio Album Live Close By Visit Often In 2001 Oslin Released Her Sixth Studio Album. The Album Was Titled Simply. The Album Failed To Chart. read less
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Oslin Initially Performed As A Folk Singer With Guy Clark And Then Moved To New York Where She Performed As A Chorine On And Off-Broadway. She Soon Began Doing Advertising Jingles Which Led To Appearances In A Number Of Television Commercials.
Her Songwriting Talent Was Recognized And She Began Writing Songs Performed By Dottie West Gail Davies Sissy Spacek And The Judds.
In 1987 After A Brief Run With Elektra Records She Broke Through With RCA Records And Became The First Female Songwriter To Win The Country Music Association Song Of The Year Award For 80s Ladies And Earned The Female Vocalist Of The Year Honors And A Grammy Award For The Song. Ironically Oslin Who Was In Her Mid 40s When She Finally Rose To Fame Did So At A Time When Mainstream Country Radio First Began Its Now Commonplace Practice Of Excluding Older Artists From Their Playlists. Oslin Had Several More Well-Received Songs Before Branching Out Into Acting.
She Took Roles On Paradise And Evening Shade With Burt Reynolds. On The Big Screen She Co-Starred In The Thing Called Love With Sandra Bullock And River Phoenix.
Oslin's Other Hits Included "Come Next Monday" "Hey Bobby" "Hold Me" "Didn't Expect It To Go Down This Way" "Do Ya" "This Woman" And "I'll Always Come Back".
In 1995 Oslin Had Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery. In 1996 She Returned To Singing. She Signed With BNA Records And Recorded My Roots Are Showing... Which Included The Single "Silver Tongue And Goldplated Lies". Five Years Later She Released A Second And Final Album For BNA Titled Live Close By Visit Often Which She Co-Produced With The Mavericks' Lead Singer Raul Malo. Oslin Returned To The Stage In November 2013 For A Concert At Franklin Theater In Franklin Tennessee To Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of Her Debut Album 80's Ladies. On November 30 2014 She Performed Live At The Grand Ole Opry And On 650am WSM Simulcast . Though She Had Been On The Opry Previously It Was Her First Time On Stage At The Ryman Auditorium. On June 2 2015 15 Years Since The Release Of Her Last Studio Album Live Close By Visit Often In 2001 Oslin Released Her Sixth Studio Album. The Album Was Titled Simply. The Album Failed To Chart. read less
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