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Tommy Overstreet Born September 10 1937 - Died November 2 2015 Is An American Country Singer. Often Known Simply As "T.O." By Fans And Radio Disc Jockeys Overstreet Has Five Top Five Hit Singles In The Billboard Country Charts And 11 Top 10 Singles. His Popularity Peaked In The 1970s. Overstreet's Musical Career Started When He Was 17 Singing On Country And Western Star Slim Willet's Television Show In Abilene. In The Late 1950s Overstreet Started A Group Called "The Shadows."
He First Recorded At Norman Petty's Studio In Clovis New Mexico Along With Jimmy Gilmer And The Fireballs. Citation Needed In 1960 Overstreet Recorded In New York City At Roulette Records With Doc Severinsen On Trumpet Sam "The Man" Taylor On Saxophone And The Ray Charles Singers Singing Backup. In 1967 Overstreet Was Hired To Manage Dot Records In Nashville Tennessee. In 1970 He Decided To Pursue A Recording Career Quickly Establishing Himself As A Country Hit Maker That Very Year With A Top Five Hit "Gwen Congratulations " Which Peaked At #5 On The Billboard Country Music Chart.
Overstreet Made Frequent Guest Appearances On The TV Variety Show Hee Haw. His Highest Charting Billboard Hit Was 1972's "Ann Don't Go Runnin' " Which Went To #2. His Other Top-20 Hits Were "I Don't Know You Anymore" #5 In 1971 "Heaven Is My Woman's Love" #3 In 1972 "Send Me No Roses" #7 In 1973 "I'll Never Break These Chains" #7 In 1973 " Jeannie Marie You Were A Lady" #7 In 1974 "If I Miss You Again Tonight" #8 In 1974 "I'm A Believer" #9 In 1975 "That's When My Woman Begins" #6 In 1976 "If Love Was A Bottle Of Wine" #11 In 1976 "Don't Go City Girl On Me" #5 In 1977 "Yes Ma'am" #12 In 1978 And "Fadin' In Fadin' Out" #11 In 1978 .
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Biography - Tommy Overstreet
Tommy Overstreet Born September 10 1937 - Died November 2 2015 Is An American Country Singer. Often Known Simply As "T.O." By Fans And Radio Disc Jockeys Overstreet Has Five Top Five Hit Singles In The Billboard Country Charts And 11 Top 10 Singles. His Popularity Peaked In The 1970s. Overstreet's Musical Career Started When He Was 17 Singing On Country And Western Star Slim Willet's Television Show In Abilene. In The Late 1950s Overstreet Started A Group Called "The Shadows."
He First Recorded At Norman Petty's Studio In Clovis New Mexico Along With Jimmy Gilmer And The Fireballs. Citation Needed In 1960 Overstreet Recorded In New York City At Roulette Records With Doc Severinsen On Trumpet Sam "The Man" Taylor On Saxophone And The Ray Charles Singers Singing Backup. In 1967 Overstreet Was Hired To Manage Dot Records In Nashville Tennessee. In 1970 He Decided To Pursue A Recording Career Quickly Establishing Himself As A Country Hit Maker That Very Year With A Top Five Hit "Gwen Congratulations " Which Peaked At #5 On The Billboard Country Music Chart.
Overstreet Made Frequent Guest Appearances On The TV Variety Show Hee Haw. His Highest Charting Billboard Hit Was 1972's "Ann Don't Go Runnin' " Which Went To #2. His Other Top-20 Hits Were "I Don't Know You Anymore" #5 In 1971 "Heaven Is My Woman's Love" #3 In 1972 "Send Me No Roses" #7 In 1973 "I'll Never Break These Chains" #7 In 1973 " Jeannie Marie You Were A Lady" #7 In 1974 "If I Miss You Again Tonight" #8 In 1974 "I'm A Believer" #9 In 1975 "That's When My Woman Begins" #6 In 1976 "If Love Was A Bottle Of Wine" #11 In 1976 "Don't Go City Girl On Me" #5 In 1977 "Yes Ma'am" #12 In 1978 And "Fadin' In Fadin' Out" #11 In 1978 . read less
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He First Recorded At Norman Petty's Studio In Clovis New Mexico Along With Jimmy Gilmer And The Fireballs. Citation Needed In 1960 Overstreet Recorded In New York City At Roulette Records With Doc Severinsen On Trumpet Sam "The Man" Taylor On Saxophone And The Ray Charles Singers Singing Backup. In 1967 Overstreet Was Hired To Manage Dot Records In Nashville Tennessee. In 1970 He Decided To Pursue A Recording Career Quickly Establishing Himself As A Country Hit Maker That Very Year With A Top Five Hit "Gwen Congratulations " Which Peaked At #5 On The Billboard Country Music Chart.
Overstreet Made Frequent Guest Appearances On The TV Variety Show Hee Haw. His Highest Charting Billboard Hit Was 1972's "Ann Don't Go Runnin' " Which Went To #2. His Other Top-20 Hits Were "I Don't Know You Anymore" #5 In 1971 "Heaven Is My Woman's Love" #3 In 1972 "Send Me No Roses" #7 In 1973 "I'll Never Break These Chains" #7 In 1973 " Jeannie Marie You Were A Lady" #7 In 1974 "If I Miss You Again Tonight" #8 In 1974 "I'm A Believer" #9 In 1975 "That's When My Woman Begins" #6 In 1976 "If Love Was A Bottle Of Wine" #11 In 1976 "Don't Go City Girl On Me" #5 In 1977 "Yes Ma'am" #12 In 1978 And "Fadin' In Fadin' Out" #11 In 1978 . read less
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