Dawn Sears
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Biography
Dawn Sears was an American country music singer born Dawn Marie Skari on December 7, 1961, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Raised in Minnesota, she began her professional career in 1990 and signed with Warner Bros. Records in 1991. Her debut studio album, What a Woman Wants to Hear, was released that year and featured the single âGood Goodbyeâ, which reached number 77 on the Canadian country charts. Sears later joined Vince Gill's road band as a harmony vocalist and performed on his 1992 album I Still Believe in You. In 1994, she signed with Decca Records and released the album Nothin' but Good, which included the single âRunaway Trainâ. She also recorded the song âAnother Dream Awayâ for the Bandit film series. Sears released a self-titled independent album and the Christmas project A Christmas Dawn in 2002. She performed as a member of The Time Jumpers until her death from lung cancer on December 11, 2014.
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- Track Popularity
- An Out Of Control Raging Fire by Dawn Sears
- Talk to Me
- Fit for a King
- Don't Take Your Hands off My Heart
- Good Goodbye
- Love in the Making
- The Lonely in Me
- I Can Still Make Cheyenne
- Texas
- How 'Bout Them Cowgirls
- Right Here in Heaven
- Barbeque on My Birthday
- Unmitigated Gall (Featuring Connie Smith)
- No Place to Fall
- Sweet Memories (Featuring John Hughey & Kenny Sears)
- A-11
- No More Tears
- My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About)
