ALBUMSentimental Journey - SingleCrystal Gayle & Glenn Miller
Albums by Crystal Gayle
ALBUMYou Don't Know MeCrystal Gayle
ALBUMAll My TomorrowsCrystal Gayle
ALBUMIn My ArmsCrystal Gayle
ALBUMCrystal Gayle Sings the Heart and Soul of Hoagy CarmichaelCrystal Gayle
ALBUMSomedayCrystal Gayle
ALBUMThree Good ReasonsCrystal Gayle
ALBUMAin't Gonna WorryCrystal Gayle
ALBUMNobody's AngelCrystal Gayle
ALBUMA Crystal ChristmasCrystal Gayle
ALBUMStraight to the HeartCrystal Gayle
Crystal Gayle's Popular Music Videos
Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
Crystal Gayle
Talking In Your Sleep
Crystal Gayle
Medley: I'll Get Over You / You Never Gave Up On Me / Baby What About You / I'll Do It All Over Again
Crystal Gayle
Somebody Loves You
Crystal Gayle
When I Dream
Crystal Gayle
Why Have You Left the One You Left Me For
Crystal Gayle
Half The Way
Crystal Gayle
Wrong Road Again
Crystal Gayle
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Crystal Gayle Essentials
This long-maned country crooner was a crossover pop star in the ‘80s.
Artist Biography
Crystal Gayle’s warm, nimble voice carried her smooth country-pop to the top of the charts in the ‘70s and ‘80s. Born Brenda Gail Webb in Kentucky in 1951, Gayle was born to sing—her older sister is country superstar Loretta Lynn. With Lynn’s endorsement, Gayle began performing as a teen and signed to Lynn’s label when she graduated high school. The relationship didn’t prove fruitful, but in the mid-’70s, with a new label and more creative freedom, Gayle embraced a crossover sound and came into her own with the countrypolitan heartbreak of 1977’s “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” (the accompanying full-length, We Must Believe In Magic, was the first by a female country artist to be certified platinum). Now an established star—and instantly recognizable by her iconic floor-length locks—Gayle was a constant presence on country and pop charts over the next decade, offering up irresistibly catchy tunes like 1978’s “Why Have You Left the One You Left Me For,” 1980’s soaring “It’s Like We Never Said Goodbye,” and 1981’s “Too Many Lovers.” She released her 26th studio album, the classic country covers record You Don’t Know Me, in 2019.