Skeeter Davis
Skeeter Davis was one of country music's best-selling females during the 1960s.
Born in Dry Ridge, Kentucky, on December 30, 1931, she recorded her first songs
as a member of the Davis Sisters, scoring a Number One hit in 1953 with "I
Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know." She shifted her focus to a solo career
during the late 1950s and began enjoying even greater acclaim, earning a Grammy
nomination for 1959's "Set Him Free" — the first song by a female country artist
to receive such an honor — and racking up 10 different Top 10 hits by the time
"The End of the World" was released ...
The End of the WorldSkeeter Davis
The End of the World
2:38
Last DateSkeeter Davis and Floyd Cramer
Last Date
2:28
My Last Date (With You)Skeeter Davis
Here's the Answer
2:33
I Can't Stay Mad at YouSkeeter Davis
The End of the World
2:08
My Last Date (With You)Skeeter Davis
Here's the Answer
Fuel to the FlameSkeeter Davis
The Essential Skeeter Davis
