Molly O'Day
Lois LaVerne Williamson, known professionally as Molly O'Day, was born on July
9, 1923, in Pike County, Kentucky. She began performing locally with her
brothers before applying for Lynn Davis and His Forty-Niners in 1940. After
marrying Davis, she adopted the stage name Molly O'Day. The band, renamed the
Cumberland Mountain Folks in 1945, gained popularity and released their first
recordings on December 16, 1946, for Columbia Records. Her recording career with
Columbia ended by 1951. She later focused on evangelistic work and singing in
churches. O'Day was inducted into the West ...
When God Comes and Gathers His JewelsHank Williams, Jr., Molly O'Day, Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks and The Cumberland Mountain Folks
I Don't Care (If Tomorrow Never Comes)Hank Williams, Jr., Molly O'Day, Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks and The Cumberland Mountain Folks
The Unforgettable Molly O'Day And The Cumberland Mountain Folks
Singing WaterfallMolly O'Day and The Cumberland Mountain Folks
The Unforgettable Molly O'Day And The Cumberland Mountain Folks
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Singing WaterfallHank Williams, Jr. and Molly O'Day
The Original Hank Williams Vol. 2
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On the Eveing TrainHank Williams, Jr., Molly O'Day and The Cumberland Mountain Folks
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On the Evening TrainHank Williams, Jr., Molly O'Day, Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks and The Cumberland Mountain Folks
Timeless Country: Rhythm On The Range Vol.4
