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Brenda Lee: Songs
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During the 1960s, the number of Brenda Lee�s charted hits eclipsed all other female vocalists and was surpassed only by Elvis Presley, Ray Charles and the Beatles. She�s recorded songs in French, German, Italian and Japanese.
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Perhaps only one genre, Christmas music, can reach all audiences today, and in that category, Lee is hard to beat, as well. Lee has been “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” since she first released the song in 1958, and while it took two years to catch on, the swinging song is now a Christmas tradition. Lee proposed in an interview with the Herald last week its popularity was renewed in part because of its inclusion in the movie “Home Alone” in 1991.
On March 28, 1959, Brenda recorded, "I'm Sorry." Released in May of 1960, the song stayed at the #1 spot on the charts throughout the summer, and stayed in the Top 100 charts for over six months! It produced Brenda Lee's first Gold Record in the U.S. and by the end of 1960, the success of "I'm Sorry," had made Brenda Lee a star of international proportions.
Sure, Lee's performance was hokey at times, coming off like a Vegas lounge act sans the glitz and smarminess. But Lee was nothing if sincere; she sang a solid, off-the-cuff version of "Bigelow 6-200" after a fan shouted out the request. The guitarist in her seven-piece band was the only one who knew the song.
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On August 13, 1959, Brenda recorded "Sweet Nothin's." The song was released on September 29, 1959. It peaked at #4 on the Billboard charts in late April 1960. This single became the first of many top 10 songs for Brenda. "Sweet Nothin's" was Brenda's first chart success in England climbing to #4 and the first chart success in Germany, peaking at # 34.
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