Connie Hall

Vocalist/songwriter Connie Hall had a short country music profession through the 1960s, punctuated by her strikes “IT ISN’T Wrong” and “Fool Me personally Once.” She was created in Kentucky but elevated in Cincinnati, and started performing right now there while in her teenagers. After senior high school she worked well in the Jimmie Skinner Music Middle in Ohio and became a normal vocalist on radio WZIP in close by Covington, Kentucky. In 1954, Skinner on additional shows for quite some time, and even worked well as a climate girl on a location television train station. Hall’s documenting debut was a 1957 duet with Skinner, “WE HAVE Things in keeping.” She released her first solo work in 1958, “I’m the lady in america,” and experienced her first strike the following yr with “The Bottle or Me,” which peaked close to the Best 20. She relocated to Decca in 1960 where maker Harry Silverstein helped her make it to the very best 25 with “Poison in Your Hands” and the very best 20 using its B-side “IT ISN’T Wrong,” a reply to Warner Mack’s 1958 strike “COULD IT BE Wrong (For Adoring You).” She continued to be with Decca for 3 years and created seven more reputable strikes including “Rest, Baby, Rest” and “Fool Me Once.” She also made an appearance over the Grand Ole Opry, Louisiana Hayride, and Midwestern Hayride.