“I’m more proud of this album because I wrote most of the songs on there,” Lee says. The Texas native wrote or co-wrote the bulk of the project.

The 14-song collection looks poised to be a landmark album in an already impressive career, spotlighting not only Lee’s signature vocals but also his talent as a songwriter. The proof is in his new album Everything’s Gonna Be Alright. Possessing enviable comedic skills and a voice as warm and strong as sunshine on the Texas asphalt, Lee has enjoyed a successful career, but he isn’t near ready to call it quits yet. Lee’s breakthrough hit, “Lookin’ for Love,” helped usher in an historic era in country music, and four decades later Johnny Lee remains one of the genre’s most beloved entertainers. Johnny Lee will be Gayle’s special guest as he is on his tour called “Hey Bartender, Last Call – The Farewell Tour.” While Gayle continued to record sporadically in the 1990s and 2000s, she saw her last hit in 1986 with “Cry.” 1 five more times over the next few years. In 1980, she landed at the top of the charts again with “If You Ever Change Your Mind” and “It’s Like We Never Said Goodbye.” In 1981, “You and I,” a duet with Eddie Rabbitt, was another crossover hit, and she made it to No. The album from which the hit came, We Must Believe in Magic, helped earn Gayle her first Grammy, for Best Female Country Vocal, and she became the first female country artist to go platinum. 1 with “I’ll Get Over You,” and hot on its heels came the crossover smash “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” which hit No. Two years later, Gayle would find her way to No. “Wrong Road Again” became her first bona fide hit, finding a spot in the top 10 on the country chart. There, Gayle was set free musically, and her first album, Crystal Gayle, was released that same year.

But Gayle decided early on in her career that she wanted to make a name for herself on her own terms, and she left Decca for United Artists in 1974. The label was more than happy to have Gayle follow in her sister’s famous footsteps, and they released three more singles over the next three years, all of which helped Gayle get some footing with listeners. In 1970, Decca Records released Gayle’s first single, “I’ve Cried (The Blues Right Out of My Eyes),” a traditional country song written by her sister, country legend Loretta Lynn that landed in the top 40 on the country chart.

(Eagle Mountain Casino, Porterville, CA 93257) – Crystal Gayle is a Grammy-winning American country music artist known for such songs as “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” and “Talking in Your Sleep.” Gayle will perform live in concert with special guest Johnny Lee on Septemat Eagle Mountain Casino’s Event Center starting at 7pm.

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