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Chanteuse Country US née Phyllis Eileen Criner, le 13 Septembre 1961 à Woodland (Californie).
Country-pop singer/songwriter Bobbie Cryner issued her honky tonk-flavored self-titled debut LP in 1993 to widespread critical acclaim, but when the record failed commercially, she was dropped by her label. Following a divorce and a battle with alcoholism, she returned in 1996 with Girl Of Your Dreams, a smoother, more sophisticated effort spotlighting Cryner's gift for singing — and writing — ballads.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobbie_Cryner
Talents : Vocals, Songwriter
Style musical : Country-Pop, Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
06/1993 | SP EPIC 7704434 (US) | Daddy Laid The Blues On Me |
11/1993 | SP EPIC 7719534 (US) |
He Feels Guilty |
05/1994 | SP EPIC 7748734 (US) |
You Could Steal Me |
Albums
08/1993 | CD SONY 53238 (US) | BOBBIE CRYNER - He Feels Guilty / Too Many Tears Too Late / Daddy Laid The Blues On Me / I Think It's Over Now / Leavin' Houston Blues / I Don't Care (with Dwight YOAKAM) / You Could Steal Me / I'm Through Waitin' On You / The One I Love The Most / This Heart Speaks For Itself | |
02/1996 | CD MCA 11324 (US) | GIRL OF YOUR DREAMS - Son Of A Preacher Man / I Didn't Know My Own Strength / The Girl Of Your Dreams / Vision Of Loneliness / A Lesson In Leaving / You'd Think He'd Know Me Better / I Just Can't Stand To Be Unhappy / Nobody Leaves / Oh To Be The One / Just Say So |
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