OnlineSeats offers premium unique Crystal Gayle tickets. Crystal Gayle tickets may be purchased online through our guaranteed safe and secure server. For faster service please order tickets through our web site .
Crystal Gayle is best known for the wonderful 1977 hit, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue." That song helped her get out from under the shadow of older sister Loretta Lynn, and it defines the slick Country Pop sound that was often a recipe for crossover success in the '70s. Since then, she's veered more and more into straight-up New Country territory. Her most recent material features country ballads and spirituals with snap-tight hoedown backup and her trademark sweeping, almost operatic vocals.
b. Brenda Gail Webb, 9 January 1951, Paintsville, Kentucky, USA. Gayle was the last of eight children born to Ted and Clara Webb. Her sister, the country singer Loretta Lynn, had her own story told in the movie The Coal Miner's Daughter. By the time Gayle was born, her father had lung disease, and he died when she was eight. When Gayle was four, the family moved to Wabash, Indiana, where her mother worked in a nursing home. Clara Webb, who was musical, encouraged Gayle to sing at family gatherings and church socials. Unlike Lynn, her influences came from the Beatles and Peter, Paul And Mary. In the late 60s, after graduation, she signed with her sister's recording label, Decca Records. As the label already had Brenda Lee, a change of name was needed and, when they drove past a sign for Krystal hamburgers, Lynn said, "That's your name. Crystals are bright and shiny, like you." At first, she was managed by Lynn's husband, Mooney, and she was part of her stage show. She established herself with regular appearances on Jim Ed Brown's television show The Country Place. Lynn wrote some of her first records ("Sparklin' Look Of Love", "Mama, It's Different This Time") and therein lay the problem - Crystal Gayle sounded like Loretta Lynn.
Artist Biography - Crystal Gayle
It was a lavish production with 50 musicians being credited, including such established Nashville names as Pig Robbins, Lloyd Green, Bob Moore and Kenny Malone. The title track, a torch ballad, brought out the best in Gayle's voice. The British writer Roger Cook, who had settled in Nashville, gave her a soulful ballad touching on the paranoia some lovers feel, "Talking In Your Sleep". Released as a single, it reached number 11 in the UK and number 18 in the USA, as well topping the US country chart. Another popular single was "Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For?", which also topped the country charts. In 1979, Gayle released her final album for United Artists, ironically called We Should Be Together. It included two more country hits with the ballads "Your Kisses Will" and "Your Old Cold Shoulder". In an impressive chart run, Gayle had enjoyed 6 chart-topping country singles during her time with United Artists, with "You Never Miss A Real Good Thing (Till He Says Goodbye)" (1976) and "Ready For The Times To Get Better" (1978) completing the list. She also hosted two prime time television specials, the Crystal Gayle Special and Crystal.
In 1980, she joined Columbia Records and enjoyed a US Top 20 pop hit with "Half The Way". Gayle had three country number 1s for Columbia, "It's Like We Never Said Goodbye", "If You Ever Change Your Mind", and "Too Many Lovers". She recorded an excellent version of Neil Sedaka's "The Other Side Of Me" and surprised many fans by reviving an early country record, Jimmie Rodgers' "Miss The Mississippi And You". In 1982, she moved to Elektra Records and worked on the soundtrack of the Francis Ford Coppola movie, One From The Heart, with Tom Waits. The same year's duet with Eddie Rabbitt ("You And I") topped the country chart and broke into the pop Top 10. Her string of country hits for Elektra/Warner Brothers Records included eight chart-topping singles; "'Til I Gain Control Again" (1982), "Our Love Is On The Faultline", "Baby, What About You", "The Sound Of Goodbye" (all 1983), "Turning Away" (1984), "Makin' Up For Lost Time (The Dallas Lovers' Song)" (1985), a revival of Johnnie Ray's "Cry", and "Straight To The Heart' (both 1986). She also recorded a duet album with Gary Morris, which included the theme song from the television soap opera Another World, in which Gayle made several guest appearances. Despite joining Capitol Records at the turn of the decade, Gayle's commercial profile has declined in recent years. Ain't Gonna Worry reunited her with Reynolds, while Buzz Stone produced 1992"s Three Good Reasons, a heartening return to her country roots. In the latter part of the decade, Gayle recorded two inspirational albums and a collection of Hoagy Carmichael songs, and began the new millennium with her first-ever album for children.
Crystal Gayle tickets may be purchased by following any of the links on this page. Onlineseats.com is a licensed ticket broker and onlineseats.com supplies the highest quality Crystal Gayle tickets at the best price on the internet. Onlineseats.com is 100% determined on providing customers with unsurpassed customer service and the highest quality Crystal Gayle tickets available.
Miscellaneous Information:
Please consider onlineseats.com for all of your other entertainment needs. Onlineseats.com also offers tickets for all major Crystal Gayle events across the country. In addition to all mlb baseball tickets, we also provide concert tickets, nfl football tickets, nba basketball tickets, ncaa basketball tickets, pga golf, major tennis events, major boxing event tickets, music concert tickets, comedy show tickets, and theater tickets including but not limited to las vegas shows and broadway shows. Call onlineseats.com today for your Crystal Gayle tickets and tomorrow for any of your other entertainment needs! we strive to give our customers the finest in quality service while maintaining the most competitive pricing. If there is an event that is not listed, please do not hesitate to contact us for any special requests/orders. We aim to please!
Shipping:
When you find Crystal Gayle tickets that you would like to purchase,they can be purchased online via our encrypted safe and secure server.Or if you prefer,you may order by phone.for faster service, please order online.your Crystal Gayle order will be fulfilled within 6-24 hours.All tickets will be sent via federal express.The shipping address must be the same as your billing address at which you receive your credit card statement.If this is not the case, we will need to obtain a fax written authorization from you.If you would like to do this, you should contact one of our ticket representatives.
Availability:
The ticket inventory is updated on a hourly basis.However,if the tickets you wish to purchase are no longer available, we will contact you immediately and you will be given other options or you may choose an alternative set of tickets that we wil try to offer similar to the price range of your original order.
It was a lavish production with 50 musicians being credited, including such established Nashville names as Pig Robbins, Lloyd Green, Bob Moore and Kenny Malone. The title track, a torch ballad, brought out the best in Gayle's voice. The British writer Roger Cook, who had settled in Nashville, gave her a soulful ballad touching on the paranoia some lovers feel, "Talking In Your Sleep". Released as a single, it reached number 11 in the UK and number 18 in the USA, as well topping the US country chart. Another popular single was "Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For?", which also topped the country charts. In 1979, Gayle released her final album for United Artists, ironically called We Should Be Together. It included two more country hits with the ballads "Your Kisses Will" and "Your Old Cold Shoulder". In an impressive chart run, Gayle had enjoyed 6 chart-topping country singles during her time with United Artists, with "You Never Miss A Real Good Thing (Till He Says Goodbye)" (1976) and "Ready For The Times To Get Better" (1978) completing the list. She also hosted two prime time television specials, the Crystal Gayle Special and Crystal.
