Margaret Lewis
How Would You Know
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One falls silent in respectful awe when Margaret takes the turntable. Her Sun ventures shine brilliantly. Each is a 1960s Country testament to how remarkable art undeniably is, when imperial songcraft, musicianship of executive caliber, and glossy (but never overly so) production fall in behind velvet voicings. You've reached popular music's acme.
(Together with Mira Smith, Margaret authored hits for Jeannie C. Riley, Connie Francis, Margaret Whiting, and more.)
Recommended: "How WouldYou Know," "Kangaroo of Love," "Moondawging," "Holding onto You," "Mrs. Cooper's Tea Party," "Honey (I Miss You Too)," "Miss to Mrs. to Misery," "Milk and Honey," "Stop Turn Around," "Last Day in the Mines"
Videos: "Kangaroo of Love" "Moondawging" "Mrs. Cooper's Tea Party" "Miss to Mrs. to Misery" "Stop Turn Around"
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