One of pop music’s biggest selling female stars, her catalogue of rock ‘n’ roll classics is immortal.
One of the biggest pop stars of the early '60s, Brenda Lee hasn't attracted as much critical respect as she deserves. She is sometimes inaccurately characterized as one of the few female teen idols. More crucially, the credit for achieving success with pop-country crossovers usually goes to Patsy Cline, although Lee's efforts in this era were arguably of equal importance. While she made few recordings of note after the mid-'60s, the best of her first decade is fine indeed, encompassing not just the pop ballads that were her biggest hits, but straight country and some surprisingly fierce rockabilly. ~ Richie Unterberger
Warner Bros.
2002
Monument Records
1983
MCA
1980
MCA
1976
1975
MCA
1974
MCA
1973
Decca
1969
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MCA
1968
1967
Musketeer Records
1966
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1965
Universal International
1964
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Decca
1964
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IMS
1963
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Hallmark
1960
Hallmark
1960
MCA Special Products
1960
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