About Judy Lynn
Lived 1936 – 2010 (aged 74). Judy Lynn was an American singer, beauty pageant contestant and songwriter.
Judy Lynn Kelly (née Voiten; April 16, 1936 – May 26, 2010)
Discography Albums Year Album US Country Label 1962 Judy Lynn at the Golden Nugget — United Artists 1963 Here Is Our Girl — 1964 America's Number One Most PromisingCountry and Western Girl Singer — A King & Two Queens(with George Jones and Melba Montgomery) — 1965 The Judy Lynn Show 14 The Judy Lynn Show, Act 2 — 1966 The Best of Judy Lynn — The Judy Lynn Show Plays Again — Musicor 1967 Honey Stuff — Golden Nuggets — 1969 Judy Lynn Sings at Caesar's Palace — Columbia 1971 Parts of Love — Amaret 1973 Naturally — 1975 Judy Lynn Sings Her Most Requested Songs — Sunset
Singles Year Single US Country Album 1952 "Riverboat Rag" — singles only "Pretty Bride" — "I Cried for You" — "Baby Come Home" — "Do, Baby, Do" — 1953 "Satin Pillows" — "Alexander's Ragtime Band" (with Alan Dale) — "Tinsel and Joy" (with Alan Dale) — 1956 "I Slipped Off My Wedding Ring" — 1958 "See If I Care" — 1961 "Count Up to Ten Little Heart" — 1962 "Footsteps of a Fool" 7 Judy Lynn at the Golden Nugget "My Secret" 29 1963 "My Father's Voice" 16 "Oh, Why Can't He Forget Her" — Here's Our Gal "I Make Excuses" — 1964 "My Tears Are on the Roses" — America's Number One Most PromisingCountry and Western Girl Singer "I'm Making Plans" — single only 1965 "Antique in My Closet" — America's Number One Most PromisingCountry and Western Girl Singer "The Letter" — "Hello Mister D.J." — The Best of Judy Lynn 1966 "Golden Nugget" — The Judy Lynn Show Plays Again "That Was in the Deal" (with Benny Barnes) — "Moment of Silence" — "Do I Look Like I Got?" — single only 1967 "Little Shoes" — Golden Nuggets "Lost My Wings Last Night" — singles only "Lonely Came to Visit" — "On Smoke, Not Fire" — Golden Nuggets "Evil on Your Mind" — singles only 1968 "Cheatin' Traces" (with Benny Barnes) — "Green Paper" — "Our Little Man" (with Melba Montgomery) — "Bring the Woman Out in Me" — 1969 "Bull by the Tail" — "America, the Beautiful" — Judy Lynn Sings at Caesar's Palace 1971 "Married to a Memory"A 74 Parts of Love "When the Love Stars to Come" — "Parts of Love" — 1972 "Winterwood" — Naturally "Give Me Something to Believe" — "Pour Me a Little More Wine" — 1973 "I'll Never Sing You a Sad Song" — "I've Never Been a Fool Like This Before" — singles only 1974 "Padre" 92 1975 "Burden of Freedom" — 1977 "In the Beginning" —
A "Married to a Memory" also peaked at number 4 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart and number 42 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks chart. It also charted at #18 on the Billboard AC charts.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Judy Lynn?
American musician (1936-2010)
When was Judy Lynn born?
Judy Lynn was born on 16 April 1936 in Boise.
When did Judy Lynn die?
Judy Lynn died on 26 May 2010 in Jeffersonville.
What was Judy Lynn's occupation?
Judy Lynn was a singer, beauty pageant contestant and songwriter.
What nationality was Judy Lynn?
Judy Lynn was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Judy Lynn. https://biography.guide/judy-lynn/
MLA: "Judy Lynn." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/judy-lynn/.
Chicago: "Judy Lynn." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/judy-lynn/.
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