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Montana, Patsy (1914-1996)
Publication: St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture Publication Date: 01-JAN-00 Author: Anna Hunt Graves
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Montana, Patsy (1914-1996)
In 1935, Patsy Montana became a pioneer for women in country music when her recording of "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart" sold one million copies, proving to the recording industry that female country singers could achieve commercial success. Featuring her exuberant yodel, the song...
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