Susan Raye
Susan Raye, born on 8 October 1944 in Eugene, Oregon, is a country music singer.
She began her musical journey in a high‑school rock group before becoming a disc
jockey and television host in Portland. After meeting Buck Owens’ manager Jack
McFadden, she moved to Bakersfield in 1968, joined Owens as a duet partner, and
issued her first recordings in 1970, including the top‑30 hit "Put a Little Love
in Your Heart" and the duet albums We’re Gonna Get Together and The Great White
Horse. Raye’s solo breakthrough came in 1971 with three consecutive top‑10
singles, most notably "L.A. I...
L. A. International AirportSusan Raye
Willy Jones
Stop The World (And Let Me Off)Susan Raye
Singing Susan Raye
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In the Arms of LoveSusan Raye
Willy Jones
Your Tender Loving CareSusan Raye and Buck Owens
The Great White Horse
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The Great White HorseSusan Raye and Buck Owens
The Great White Horse
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One Night StandSusan Raye
One Night Stand
