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Crystal Gayle (born January 9, 1951) is an United
States|American country and western singer. She is
also the sister of singer Loretta Lynn.

Born Brenda Gail Webb in Paintsville, Kentucky,
Gayle began performing and recording during the
early 1970s.

Her fourth album, We Must Believe in Magic
(released in 1977) brought her to a wide audience.
 Fuelled by the worldwide hit single Don't It Make
My Brown Eyes Blue, which reached number two on
the US pop charts, the album became a best seller
and she won a Grammy Award for Best Female Country
Vocal Performance for the single. In 1977 and 1978
she was chosen the Country Music
Association|Country Music Association's "Female
Vocalist of the Year.", she also toured with Kenny
Rogers in Britain.

She continued to achieve success on the country
charts, with such songs as Why Have You Left The
One You Left Me For, and achieved several hits on
the pop charts including Talking In Your Sleep,
Half The Way and a duet with Eddie Rabbitt, You
And I.

Crystal Gayle and Tom Waits recorded the
soundtrack to the movie One From the Heart in
1982.

Gayle continues to record and perform, but has not
achieved the same level of commercial success she
enjoyed in the late 1970s. In 1987, she
guest-starred on the soap opera Another World
(television series)|Another World and sang a duet
with Gary Morris. From October 1987 until March
1996, her duet was the theme song for the serial.

She is also noted for her trademark long hair,
which reaches the floor.

==External links==
* http://www.crystalgayle.com/ Crystal Gayle's
official web site
* http://www.wost.org/aw872ov.ram Opening sequence
to Another World, with Crystal Gayle theme, from
The World of Soap Themes. (It's a .ram file and
streaming, so optimal play may be achieved only
with computers equipped with DSL modems or
higher).

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Crystal Gayle (born January 9, 1951) is an United
States|American country and western singer. She is
also the sister of singer Loretta Lynn.

Born Brenda Gail Webb in Paintsville, Kentucky,
Gayle began performing and recording during the
early 1970s.

Her fourth album, We Must Believe in Magic
(released in 1977) brought her to a wide audience.
 Fuelled by the worldwide hit single Don't It Make
My Brown Eyes Blue, which reached number two on
the US pop charts, the album became a best seller
and she won a Grammy Award for Best Female Country
Vocal Performance for the single. In 1977 and 1978
she was chosen the Country Music
Association|Country Music Association's "Female
Vocalist of the Year.", she also toured with Kenny
Rogers in Britain.

She continued to achieve success on the country
charts, with such songs as Why Have You Left The
One You Left Me For, and achieved several hits on
the pop charts including Talking In Your Sleep,
Half The Way and a duet with Eddie Rabbitt, You
And I.

Crystal Gayle and Tom Waits recorded the
soundtrack to the movie One From the Heart in
1982.

Gayle continues to record and perform, but has not
achieved the same level of commercial success she
enjoyed in the late 1970s. In 1987, she
guest-starred on the soap opera Another World
(television series)|Another World and sang a duet
with Gary Morris. From October 1987 until March
1996, her duet was the theme song for the serial.

She is also noted for her trademark long hair,
which reaches the floor.

==External links==
* http://www.crystalgayle.com/ Crystal Gayle's
official web site
* http://www.wost.org/aw872ov.ram Opening sequence
to Another World, with Crystal Gayle theme, from
The World of Soap Themes. (It's a .ram file and
streaming, so optimal play may be achieved only
with computers equipped with DSL modems or
higher).