Holly Dunn (August 2005)

'Gene Watson has the quintessential country voice.  Most country singers, including myself, bow to his greatness.

May I wish him (& his fan-based website) all the very best'.

Thank you, Holly Dunn, for your support of Gene Watson
 

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About Holly Dunn...

Holly Dunn was was born in San Antonio, Texas in 1957 & was one of the most popular female country singers of the late 1980s.  Her self-titled debut album was released by MTM Records in 1986 & produced her first Top 10 hit, 'Daddy's hands'.  The 'Cornerstone' album in 1987 contained two Top 5 singles; 'Love someone like me' & 'Only when I love'.  Holly produced her 1988 follow-up album ('Across the Rio Grande') herself, resulting in the hits 'Strangers again' & '(It's always gonna be) Someday'.

When MTM subsequently went bankrupt, Holly signed with Warner Bros., who released her 1989 set 'The Blue Rose of Texas', which produced her first-ever No. 1 single, 'Are you ever gonna love me', as well as the Top 5 hit 'There goes my heart again' (the latter track co-written by Joe Diffie).

The 'Blue Rose of Texas' album also includes Holly's powerful rendition of Dolly Parton's 'Most of all why', a song which Gene Watson had recorded in 1977 for his 'Paper Rosie' album for Capitol Records.

Subsequent Holly Dunn albums included 'Heart Full of Love' in 1990, 'Milestones' in 1991, 'Getting It Dunn' in 1992, 'Life & Love & all the Stages' in 1995 & 'Leave One Bridge Standing' in 1997.

Sadly, Holly Dunn decided to quit the country music business in 2003 in order to concentrate on her passion for creating original artwork, examples of which can be found on her official website.

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