Penny DeHaven

Charlotte "Penny" DeHaven (May 17, 1948 – February 23, 2014) She is best known for her country hit singles in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Her biggest hit was "Land Mark Tavern", a duet with Del Reeves in 1970.

Discography Albums Year Album Label 1972 Penny DeHaven United Artists 1984 Penny DeHaven Mainstreet

Singles Year Single Chart Positions Album US Country CAN Country 1967 "A Grain of Salt" (as Penny Starr) 69 — singles only 1968 "Big City Men" — — "Kid Games and Nursery Rhymes" — — "I Am the Woman" — — 1969 "You're Never Gonna See My Face Again" — — "Mama Lou" 34 — "Down in the Boondocks" 37 8 1970 "I Feel Fine" 59 — "Land Mark Tavern" (with Del Reeves) 20 24 "Awful Lotta Lovin'" 69 — Penny DeHaven (1972) 1971 "The First Love" 46 — "Don't Change on Me" 42 — "Another Day of Loving" 61 — 1972 "Crying in the Rain" (with Del Reeves) 54 — single only "Gone" — — Penny DeHaven (1972) 1973 "The Lovin' of Your Life" 96 — singles only "I'll Be Doggone" 67 — 1974 "Play with Me" 93 — "I'll Never Stop" — — 1976 "(The Great American) Classic Cowboy" 83 — 1980 "Bayou Lullaby" — — 1982 "We Made Memories" (with Boxcar Willie) 77 — Last Train to Heaven (Boxcar Willie album) 1983 "Only the Names Have Been Changed" 74 — Penny DeHaven (1984) 1984 "Friendly Game of Hearts" 78 — "Yes, I Do" — —