Rosalie Allen
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Biography
[Edit]One of the first wave of female country stars, Rosalie Allen recorded several hits during the late '40s as a singing cowgirl and yodeler in the Patsy Montana tradition. Born Julie Marlene Bedra on June 27, 1924, she grew up in a large, poor Pennsylvania family. Inspired by the singing cowboys of the '30s, she taught herself to sing and play guitar, and began working on the radio in Wilkes-Barre, PA. She moved to New York in the early '40s, and sang with the Swing Billies and also with Zeke Manners, where she met her future duet partner, Elton Britt. Allen's first hit came in 1946 with RCA Victor; the update of Patsy Montana's "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart" hit number five and was later trumped on the country charts by its B-side, "Guitar Polka (Old Monterey)," which reached number three.
During the late '40s, Allen became quite famous in New York as a major promoter of country music. She hosted a TV show in New York as well as the WOV radio program Prairie Stars, and her writing appeared in columns for National Jamboree and Country Sound Roundup. Her Rosalie Allen Hillbilly Music Center in New York was the first specifically country record store in the nation.
Allen's final two chart hits paired her with Elton Britt, the yodeler famous in the mid-'40s for "There's a Star-Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere." Their first single, "Beyond the Sunset," hit number seven in 1950; it was followed closely by the number three "Quicksilver." The duo also recorded an album for Waldorf Records in the mid-'50s — now released as Starring Elton Britt and Rosalie Allen on the Grand Award label. Also, two albums of Allen's solo recordings are available as German imports. . Later in life, Allen retired to Alabama and eventually settled in California. In 1999 her work in radio was recognized and she was inducted into the Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Fame. After a brief battle with congestive heart failure, Allen passed away on September 24, 2003.
Title: My Dolly Has a Broken Heart (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Rosalie Allen
Title: The Yodel Blues (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Rosalie Allen, Elton Britt
Title: On Silver Wings to San Antone (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Rosalie Allen
Title: Station L-O-V-E Signing Off (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Rosalie Allen
Title: Guitar Polka (Old Monterey) (Remastered) - Single
Artist: Rosalie Allen
Collections
Title: First Ladies Of Country
Genre: Country
Title: Essential Cowboy Classics
Genre: Country
Title: Yodel Classics
Genre: Country
Title: The Best Vintage Tunes. Nuggets & Rarities Vol. 45
Genre: Pop
Title: Country Livin' Vol. 3
Genre: Country
Title: Cowboys & Cowgirls! Classic Country Collection
Genre: Country
Title: Cattle Call - Songs of the Wild West
Genre: Country
Title: Yodelling Friends
Genre: Country
Title: American Yodeling
Genre: Country
Title: Yodeling Hits
Genre: Country
Title: Yodelling Country Classics: 24 Yodelling Hits
Genre: Country
Title: Swing Around the World, Vol.1
Genre: World Music
Title: 25 Songs About Ridin' & Life On the Range
Genre: Country
Title: 16 Tons of Legendary Country Hits
Genre: Country
Title: The Best Vintage Tunes. Nuggets & Rarities, Vol. 11
Genre: Pop
Title: Classics of Nashville, Vol. 1
Genre: Country
Title: California
Genre: Pop
Title: Yodelling Mad Vol. 1 (CD1)
Genre: World Music, Country
Title: Yodelling Mad Vol. 1 (CD1)
Genre: World Music, Country
Title: Les Triomphes De La Country Music (Vol. 18 - Les Duos)
Genre: Blues, World Music, Country, Country Folk , Folk
Title: The Ballad Operas: The Martins & The Coys
Genre: World Music, Country, Folk
Title: Arizona Waltz
Genre: Country
Title: Beautiful Girl Of The Prairie
Genre: Country
Featuring albums
Title: Chime Bells - The Best of Country Yodel, Vol. 3
Artist: Various Artists
Genre: Jazz, Vocal Jazz, Country
