Kelly Willis
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Biography
Kelly Diane Willis, born on October 2, 1968, in Lawton, Oklahoma, is an American country music singer-songwriter. Raised by her father, a U.S. Army colonel, and influenced by her mother's love for music, Willis began singing at age nine following her parents' divorce. She joined the rockabilly band Kelly Willis & the Fireballs in high school. In 1989, she signed with MCA Records after impressing producer Tony Brown. Her debut album Well Travelled Love was released in 1990 and featured songs like "Little Honey" and "I Don't Want to Love You (But I Do)". Willis' music was also included in the soundtrack of the 1991 film Thelma & Louise. In 1994, she left MCA and later released independent projects like What I Deserve in 1999. She continued her career with albums such as Translated From Love (2007) and Our Year (2014), often collaborating with her husband, Bruce Robison.
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- River of Love
- Settle For Love (Album Version)
- Heaven Bound featuring Mark Collie
- Got a Feelin' for Ya featuring Mark Collie
- So Many Miles by Eric Brace
- Rex's Blues by Kelly Willis
- Why Me Lord featuring Mark Collie
- Pike County Rose by Eric Brace
- Little Bird by Kelly Willis
- Baby Take A Piece Of My Heart
- Bang Bang (Album Version)
- Easy (as Falling Apart)
- Fading Fast
- Cradle Of Love
- Don't Come The Cowboy With Me Sonny Jim
- Getting To Me
- Got A Feelin' For Ya
- Find Another Fool
- Get Real
- Happy With That
- Hidden Things
- I Don't Want to Love You (But I Do)
- Heaven Bound
