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Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree Brenda Lee 02:04
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree (Re-Recorded Version) Brenda Lee 02:06
Jingle Bell Rock Brenda Lee 02:10
This Time of the Year Brenda Lee 02:34
I'm Sorry Brenda Lee 02:35
Your Cheatin' Heart / You Don't Know Me / I'm Sorry / My Prayer / Sixteen Candles / Don't Blame Me / Can't Help Falling in Love / Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Connie Francis, The Everly Brothers 14:10
It's Never Too Late Brenda Lee 02:18
One Step at a Time Brenda Lee 02:38
Blue Moon / Lucille / Cathy's Clown / Sweet Nothings / The Loco Motion / Stupid Cupid / Little Sister / When You Ask About Love / Elvis Presley, Connie Francis, The Everly Brothers, Little Eva 09:05
If You Love Me (Really Love Me) Brenda Lee 02:40

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A child prodigy who grew up to become Nashville's first female teen starlet, Brenda Lee charmed the early 1960s with her country pop ballads and became one of America's favourite sweethearts. Raised in a poor family in Georgia, Atlanta, Lee (real name Brenda Tarpley) was entranced by the music she heard on the radio as a toddler and started doing talent shows at three-years-old before being discovered by Red Foley and releasing her first record, a cover of Hank Williams' Jambalaya (On The Bayou), at the grand old age of twelve. Nicknamed Little Miss Dynamite, the sound of her huge, piercing voice coming out of her diminutive 4ft 9in frame proved a real novelty and she scored her first major hit with the classic Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree in 1958. She topped the US charts with I Want To Be Wanted in 1960 and went on to reach the Top 10 with 11 singles, including Break It To Me Gently, All Alone Am I, Losing You and Fool No 1. The first female artist to be inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame, Lee remained a big star on the country scene well into the 1970s and still continues to record and perform today.