The Carter Sisters
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Biography
The Carter Sisters was an American folk music group formed in March 1943. Consisting of Maybelle Carter and her daughters June Carter Cash, Helen Carter, and Anita Carter, they initially performed as The Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle, debuting on WRNL in Richmond, Virginia. The group released their first record in February 1949 through RCA Victor Records. They were offered a job to perform at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville in June 1950 and officially became members in the early 1950s. They achieved notable success in the early 1970s, winning Favorite Country Vocal Group at the American Music Awards in 1973. June Carter Cash also had a solo hit in 1971 with "A Good Man".
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- Lonesome Valley
- Foggy Mountain Top
- Miss Molly featuring The Carter Sisters
- Root, Hog or Die by The Carter Sisters
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken featuring Johnny Cash
- Sweet Fern featuring Johnny Cash
- Hybrid Corn by The Carter Sisters
- Rose of the Alamo featuring The Carter Sisters
- Take Me Back to Tulsa featuring The Carter Sisters
- Eight More Miles To Louisville featuring The Carter Sisters
- Show Open; No Vacancy featuring The Carter Sisters
- In The Pines; Show Close featuring The Carter Sisters
- Honey Be My Honey Bee featuring The Carter Sisters
- Keep on the Sunny Side featuring The Carter Sisters
- I Have No One To Love Me
- She's Killing Me featuring The Carter Sisters
- What's the Use featuring The Carter Sisters
- Carry Me Back to Old Virginny featuring The Carter Sisters
- No Tears in Heaven featuring The Carter Sisters
- Root, Hog Or Die by The Carter Sisters
- When God Dips His Love in My Heart featuring The Carter Sisters
- He's Solid Gone
- Ain't It Hard to Love featuring The Carter Sisters
- Fair And Tender Ladies by The Carter Sisters
