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- Talking In Your Sleep. 3 1978 Country. 1978.
- Turning Away. 9 1984 Country. 1984.
- I'll Get Over You. 10 1976 Country. 1976.
- Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For. 15 1979 Country. 1979.
- Makin’ Up For Lost Time
- If You Ever Change Your Mind
- You and I
- Half The Way
- Ready For The Times to Get Better
- Wrong Road Again
- This One’S from The Heart
- Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For
- Talking in Your Sleep
- Don’T It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
In 1985, Gayle kickstarted a two-year collaboration with singer Gary Morris with the duets album, What If We Fall in Love. The album, which rose to number 25 on the Top Country Albums chart, spawned a slew of hits, including Another World, which was subsequently used as the theme song for the soap opera of the same name, All of This and More, and M...
Transitioning from United Artists Records to Columbia in 1979 did nothing to loosen Gayle’s hold over the charts. The following August, she won her eighth number one on the country charts with the charming If You Ever Change Your Mind, a highlight of her top ten hit album, These Days. In addition to hanging around the country charts for ten weeks, ...
In the early 1980s, country stars didn’t get much bigger than Eddie Rabbitt, an artist regularly compared to a “young Elvis Presley” who helped shape the sound of contemporary country with crossover hits like Suspicions and I Love a Rainy Day. In 1982, he and Crystal Gayle joined forces for the duet You and I. Considering both artists’ popularity a...
After signing with Colombia in 1979, Gale continued her assault on the charts with Half the Way. Released as her first single with the label, the song’s up-tempo beat and gently rocking melody went down a storm with country fans, soft rock fans, and pop fans alike, resulting in a number 2 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, a number 9 on the ...
The Allen Reynold penned song Ready for the Times to Get Better was first recorded by Marshall Chapman in 1977. A year later, Gayle took it for a spin on her top ten album, Crystal. Released as the album’s fourth single, it became one of her biggest crossover hits, reaching number 3 on the US Adult Contemporary Chart, number 1 on the Billboard Hot ...
After signing with Decca Records in 1970, Gayle began forging her own identity away from her sister, gradually moving further away from pure country towards a poppier style that would eventually turn her into one of the decade’s biggest crossover successes. In 1975, she earned her breakthrough with Wrong Road Again, her first top ten hit and the so...
Named as one of the best Crystal Gaye songs of all time by countryfancast.com, This One’s From The Heart was recorded alongside Tom Waits for the soundtrack to Francis Ford Coppola’s 1981 classic, “One From the Heart.” Described by All Musicas one of the most beautifully wrought soundtrack collaborations in history, it’s exquisite, with Gayle’s cle...
Written by Mark True and recorded for her fifth studio album, When I Dream, Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For added another chart-topper to Gayle’s collection. Released in October 1978 as the second single from the album, it flew to number one on the country chart and stayed there for the next two weeks. It also snagged the top spot on the ...
As udiscovermusic.com notes, Crystal Gayle was in the form of her life when she dropped her fifth studio album When I Dream in June 1978. The album became her second consecutive number 2 on the US Billboard country charts, as well as her second to reach the UK charts, where it peaked at number 25. One of its chief highlights (and biggest hits), is ...
Even if you’re not familiar with the rest of Gayle’s work, there’s a very good chance you’ve hummed along to Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue at least a few times in your life. Her signature song and most endearingly popular hit, it represents the pinnacle of her crossover success. Released in June 1977, it spent four weeks at the top of the countr...
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- Talking In Your Sleep. In this sweeping ballad from 1978’s When I Dream, Crystal lies awake at night and listens to her lover sleeping next to her as he blabbers on about some other woman.
- River Road. A 12-year-old Crystal is packing up her bags and hitting the road to follow her dreams; despite a warning from her mother that she’s too old to be running wild and going fishing with boys.
- Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For? Allen Reynolds kept pushing the boundaries of country-pop with the opening track of When I Dream, blending folk harmonies and handclaps with a smooth yacht rock groove.
- This Is My Year For Mexico. It was on Crystal’s self-titled third album that she really defined her sound and the direction she was taking country music in.
Sep 9, 2009 · Crystal Gayle is one of country music s reigning chanteuses, her unforgettable rendition of 'Don t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,' made everyone with ears eminently aware of her, be they country fans or not. 'Greatest Country Hits' is a 2-CD collection that includes a dozen of her Top 10 Country smashes and other great songs representing nearly 20 ...
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Sep 21, 2023 · Now, let’s dive into a list of her top 10 most popular songs. 1. “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue”. Celebrated as one of Crystal Gayle’s signature songs, “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” remains an iconic and unforgettable tune. Released in 1977, this chart-topping hit showcases Crystal’s stunning vocal range and lyrical ...
