About Neville Wells
Born 1940. Neville Wells is a Canadian singer.
Neville Wells (born 1940) is a Canadian country music performer. In April 1980, he started a monthly newspaper, Capital County News, later known as Country Music News. He was named Country Music Person of the Year in 1984 by the Canadian Country Music Association. In 1978, Wells established a long-running country music festival, the Ompah Stomp. Wells was inducted into the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame in 1994. More recently, Wells has played bass guitar for the band Bytown Bluegrass.
Discography Singles Year Single Peak chartpositions CAN Country CAN AC 1972 "If You Will See Me Through" 30 β "The Songwriter" β 28 1979 "Alone Again with My Flat-Top Friend" 56 β 1980 "Your Memory Hasn't Left Me Yet" 40 β "Please Don't Mention Her Name" 25 β 1981 "You Can't Quit Now" 37 β "β" denotes releases that did not chart
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Who is Neville Wells?
Canadian singer
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Neville Wells was born in 1940.
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Neville Wells is a singer.
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