Wilma Burgess

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Wilma Burgess (born June 11, 1939; died August 26, 2003) is a country vocalist best known for her rendition of Bobby Montgomery's "Misty Blue," which became a significant hit at country radio upon its 1966 release.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

• Don't Touch Me (1966, Decca) Country: #3
• ...Sings Misty Blue (1967, Decca) Country: #5
• Tear Time (1967, Decca) Country: #36
• The Tender Lovin' Country Sound (1968, Decca)
• Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow (1969)

[edit] Singles

• "Don't Touch Me" (1966, Decca) Country: #12
• "Misty Blue" (1966, Decca) Country: #4
• "Baby" (1966, Decca) Country: #7
• "Parting" (Is Such Sweet Sorrow)
• "I'll Be Your Bridge" (Shannon Records)

Wilma passed away unexpectedly Monday, August 26th, 2003 at 4:05 a.m. at Centennial Medical Center in Nashville, after suffering a massive heart attack. She was 64, and had been hospitalized for a week for tests, and had seemed to be on the road to recovery.

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