Judy Rodman
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Biography
Judy Mae Rodman, born on May 23, 1951 in Riverside, California, is an American country singer and songwriter. After working as a jingle and background vocalist for acts such as Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette, she signed with MTM Records and released her debut single "I've Been Had By Love Before" in 1985. She earned the Academy of Country Musicâs Top New Female Vocalist award in 1985, and her track "Until I Met You" reached Number 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart the following year. Rodman issued the studio albums Judy (1985) and A Place Called Love (1987), both featuring topâten singles like "Girls Ride Horses Too". After MTM folded, she transitioned to songwriting, penning LeAnn Rimesâ hit "One Way Ticket", and later developed the vocalâtraining method "Power, Path & Performance".
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- You'll Never Walk Alone featuring Judy Rodman
- Amazing Grace by Judy Rodman
- I've Been Had By Love Before
- Oh Happy Day by Judy Rodman
- Love Lifted Me by Judy Rodman
- Girls Ride Horses
- I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
- Gogi Grant - Suddenly There's A Valley
- Everything Is Beautiful
- Heart Of A Gentleman
- Until I Met You
- The Lettermen - The Wind Beneath My Wings by Judy Rodman
- She Thinks That She'll Marry
- Noah's Ark by Judy Rodman
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Marion Worth - Crying In The Chapel by Judy Rodman
- Lean On Me by Judy Rodman
