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One-hit-wonder Jeanne Black scored a Top Ten pop and country hit in 1960 with an answer song to <a href="spotify:artist:2Ev0e8GUIX4u7d9etNLTXg">Jim Reeves's</a> "He'll Have to Go" called, logically enough, "He'll Have to Stay." The California-born Black began her career in 1956, appearing as a singer on <a href="spotify:artist:6LaeuXyOjdRMxpZqFUJXSF">Cliffie Stone's</a> Hometown Jamboree TV show. After leaving Jamboree in 1959, she performed in Las Vegas and at Lake Tahoe before teaming up with <a href="spotify:artist:4q3t7t2bWgFdiYgfXyj0It">Billy Strange</a>. Black signed to Capitol the following year, where she released her one big single. Though it was a great success, she was never able to follow it up with anything substantial. ~ Sandra Brennan & William Ruhlmann, Rovi

Monthly Listeners

9,509

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944

Total Streams

2.8 million

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15 tracks
1
He'll Have to Stay

He'll Have to Stay

Jan 1, 1961

1.4 million

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2
He'll Have To Stay

He'll Have To Stay

Jan 1, 2010

1.4 million

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3
Lisa

Lisa

Jan 1, 1961

4,837

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4
You Don't Know Me

You Don't Know Me

Sep 20, 2001

3,598

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5
You Win Again

You Win Again

Jan 1, 1961

2,191

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6
My Baby's Gone

My Baby's Gone

Sep 20, 2001

2,101

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7
Who's Gonna Know

Who's Gonna Know

Apr 25, 2012

2,066

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8
I Almost Lost My Mind

I Almost Lost My Mind

Jan 1, 1961

1,948

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9
I Know I Can't Forget

I Know I Can't Forget

Sep 20, 2001

1,805

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Hello Mr. Misery

Hello Mr. Misery

Sep 20, 2001

1,442

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