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* FormerChildStar: Her late 80s-onward career was so successful that it's easy to forget her first hits came at age 13.
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* FormerChildStar: Her late 80s-onward '80s-onward career was so successful that it's easy to forget her first hits came at age 13.
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!!Discography
* ''Delta Dawn'' (1972)
* ''What's Your Mama's Name'' (1973)
* ''Would You Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone)'' (1974)
* ''Tanya Tucker'' (1975)
* ''Lovin' and Learnin''' (1976)
* ''Here's Some Love'' (1976)
* ''Ridin' Rainbows'' (1977)
* ''TNT'' (1978)
* ''Tear Me Apart'' (1979)
* ''Dreamlovers'' (1980)
* ''Should I Do It'' (1981)
* ''Changes'' (1982)
* ''Girls Like Me'' (1986)
* ''Love Me Like You Used To'' (1987)
* ''Strong Enough to Bend'' (1989)
* ''Tennessee Woman'' (1990)
* ''What Do I Do with Me'' (1991)
* ''Can't Run from Yourself'' (1992)
* ''Soon'' (1993)
* ''Fire to Fire'' (1995)
* ''Complicated'' (1997)
* ''Tanya'' (2002)
* ''My Turn'' (2009)
* ''While I'm Livin''' (2019)
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* ''Delta Dawn'' (1972)
* ''What's Your Mama's Name'' (1973)
* ''Would You Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone)'' (1974)
* ''Tanya Tucker'' (1975)
* ''Lovin' and Learnin''' (1976)
* ''Here's Some Love'' (1976)
* ''Ridin' Rainbows'' (1977)
* ''TNT'' (1978)
* ''Tear Me Apart'' (1979)
* ''Dreamlovers'' (1980)
* ''Should I Do It'' (1981)
* ''Changes'' (1982)
* ''Girls Like Me'' (1986)
* ''Love Me Like You Used To'' (1987)
* ''Strong Enough to Bend'' (1989)
* ''Tennessee Woman'' (1990)
* ''What Do I Do with Me'' (1991)
* ''Can't Run from Yourself'' (1992)
* ''Soon'' (1993)
* ''Fire to Fire'' (1995)
* ''Complicated'' (1997)
* ''Tanya'' (2002)
* ''My Turn'' (2009)
* ''While I'm Livin''' (2019)
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* TheCoverChangesTheGender: Rare partial example. "Don't Go Out" was originally recorded by Foster & Lloyd. When Tanya Tucker covered it with T. Graham Brown, his verses kept the male perspective, while hers were changed to a female one.
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* TheCoverChangesTheGender: Rare partial example. "Don't Go Out" was originally recorded by Foster & Lloyd.Lloyd, whose members (Radney Foster and Bill Lloyd) both sang from a male perspective. When Tanya Tucker covered it with T. Graham Brown, his verses kept the male perspective, while hers were changed to a female one.
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-->''Years later, Barney Dawson laid in prison''
-->''In feverish pain, that suffering shell of a man''
-->''He was glad to see the nurse from Millards Clinic''
-->''Till he saw the burning eyes of No Man's Land''
-->''In feverish pain, that suffering shell of a man''
-->''He was glad to see the nurse from Millards Clinic''
-->''Till he saw the burning eyes of No Man's Land''
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* IronicEcho: The woman in "Soon" is in pursuit of a married man after he has an affair with her, and he tells her that "soon" he'll be available for her. After being strung along, she eventually moves on and declares that she'll start telling ''him'' "soon" if he ever shows up.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love" (featuring Paul Davis and Paul Overstreet), "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour. She did make a comeback in recording with her 2019 album, While I'm Livin' which did become commercially successful and got awarded a few [[Grammy]] awards.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love" (featuring Paul Davis and Paul Overstreet), "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour. She did make a comeback in recording with her 2019 album, While I'm Livin' Livin', which did become commercially successful and got awarded a few [[Grammy]] Grammy awards.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love" (featuring Paul Davis and Paul Overstreet), "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love" (featuring Paul Davis and Paul Overstreet), "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
tour. She did make a comeback in recording with her 2019 album, While I'm Livin' which did become commercially successful and got awarded a few [[Grammy]] awards.
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* IntentionalHeartbreaker: "I'll Come Back As Another Woman" has the narrator vowing this as revenge against a guy who did this to her.
-->''I'll come back as another woman''
-->''One with all the secrets to your heart''
-->''I'll come back as another woman''
-->''I'll be the one you burn for''
-->''That you reach for in the dark''
-->''I'll be the one who breaks your devil heart''
-->''I'll come back as another woman''
-->''One with all the secrets to your heart''
-->''I'll come back as another woman''
-->''I'll be the one you burn for''
-->''That you reach for in the dark''
-->''I'll be the one who breaks your devil heart''
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Tanya Denise Tucker began singing as a small child, and after her family moved to Vegas, she submitted a demo tape to Creator/ColumbiaRecords. Initially, Tucker was going to record "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA", but that song instead went to Donna Fargo. Tucker's breakthrough debut instead ended up being "Delta Dawn". The song was a major crossover hit, and gave her enough momentum for three Columbia albums, all produced by Billy Sherrill.
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Tanya Denise Tucker (born October 10, 1958) began singing as a small child, and after her family moved to Vegas, she submitted a demo tape to Creator/ColumbiaRecords. Initially, Tucker was going to record "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA", but that song instead went to Donna Fargo. Tucker's breakthrough debut instead ended up being "Delta Dawn". The song was a major crossover hit, and gave her enough momentum for three Columbia albums, all produced by Billy Sherrill.
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* DeathByWomanScorned: "Blood Red and Goin' Down" is about this.
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* DeathByWomanScorned: "Blood Red and Goin' Down" is about this. GenderFlipped, as the husband is the scorned party.
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* RapeAndRevenge: "No Man's Land" tells the story of Molly Marlo, a beautiful young woman who years ago was raped by a guy named Barney Dawson, and will have no man after what happened to her. She goes to school to become a nurse. The song closes with Barney in prison, deathly ill and in pain, happy to see the nurse arrive — until [[OhCrap he realizes exactly who she is.]]
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The next leg of her career was spent on MCA Records between 1975 and 1982. While she had some hits in this timespan, including "Lizzie and the Rainman" (her biggest pop hit), "San Antonio Stroll", and "Here's some Love", her sales and chart performances were slumping. In addition, she had become romantically involved with the much older Music/GlenCampbell, and had begun abusing alcohol and cocaine. Her career went on hiatus from 1983 to 1986, when she returned on Creator/CapitolRecords to begin a new label relationship that would last for the next decade.
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The next leg of her career was spent on [[Creator/{{MCA}} MCA Records Records]] between 1975 and 1982. While she had some hits in this timespan, including "Lizzie and the Rainman" (her biggest pop hit), "San Antonio Stroll", and "Here's some Love", her sales and chart performances were slumping. In addition, she had become romantically involved with the much older Music/GlenCampbell, and had begun abusing alcohol and cocaine. Her career went on hiatus from 1983 to 1986, when she returned on Creator/CapitolRecords to begin a new label relationship that would last for the next decade.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love", "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
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It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love", Love" (featuring Paul Davis and Paul Overstreet), "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
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Her older sister [=LaCosta=] also had modest success as a country singer not long after she did.
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Her older sister [=LaCosta=] also had modest minor success as a country singer not long after she did.
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You need someone like me who'll love you endlessly \\
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Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently \\
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Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently \\
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I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me \\
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true \\
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true \\
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I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me \\
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-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true\\
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true
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-->'''Tucker''': Baby, your heart is in serious danger, don't go out with her
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out with her
You need someone like me who'll love you endlessly
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out with him
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out with him
Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently
-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll ever need
I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out with her
You need someone like me who'll love you endlessly
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out with him
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out with him
Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently
-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll ever need
I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true
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-->'''Tucker''': Baby, your heart is in serious danger, don't go out with her
her \\
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out withher
her \\
You need someone like me who'll love youendlessly
endlessly \\
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out withhim
him \\
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out withhim
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Darling wake up and see, I'm waitingpatiently
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-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll everneed
need \\
I'll start by holdin' your heart close tome
me \\
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true \\
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out with
You need someone like me who'll love you
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out with
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out with
Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting
-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll ever
I'll start by holdin' your heart close to
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true \\
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Popular and long-lasting CountryMusic singer who began when she was only 13.
Tanya Denise Tucker began singing as a small child, and after her family moved to Vegas, she submitted a demo tape to Creator/ColumbiaRecords. Initially, Tucker was going to record "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA", but that song instead went to Donna Fargo. Tucker's breakthrough debut instead ended up being "Delta Dawn". The song was a major crossover hit, and gave her enough momentum for three Columbia albums, all produced by Billy Sherrill.
The next leg of her career was spent on MCA Records between 1975 and 1982. While she had some hits in this timespan, including "Lizzie and the Rainman" (her biggest pop hit), "San Antonio Stroll", and "Here's some Love", her sales and chart performances were slumping. In addition, she had become romantically involved with the much older Music/GlenCampbell, and had begun abusing alcohol and cocaine. Her career went on hiatus from 1983 to 1986, when she returned on Creator/CapitolRecords to begin a new label relationship that would last for the next decade.
It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love", "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
Tucker's early period was defined mainly by energetic rock-influenced country, often with dark and gritty themes that belied her age. Her material remained largely mature as she aged, constantly becoming more refined and polished without losing the grit of her naturally raspy voice.
!Tropes present in her work:
* AgeProgressionSong: "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" follows a couple throughout their lives: age 15, adulthood, and age 83.
* CallAndResponseSong: "Don't Go Out", her 1990 duet with T. Graham Brown, does this:
-->'''Tucker''': Baby, your heart is in serious danger, don't go out with her
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out with her
You need someone like me who'll love you endlessly
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out with him
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out with him
Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently
-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll ever need
I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true
-->'''Brown''': He can't take care of you like me...
* ChildPopstar: One of the few to have a successful career in adulthood as well.
* TheCoverChangesTheGender: Rare partial example. "Don't Go Out" was originally recorded by Foster & Lloyd. When Tanya Tucker covered it with T. Graham Brown, his verses kept the male perspective, while hers were changed to a female one.
* DeadSparks: "Love Me Like You Used To" says it in the title.
* DeathByWomanScorned: "Blood Red and Goin' Down" is about this.
* DualMeaningChorus: An extreme example in "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". The first and third verses are entirely identical except for one word ("He's 15, she's barely driving a car" is changed to "He's 83..."). But this single change of words is enough to recontextualize the ending line, which says how they'll "spread their wings and fly / like two sparrows in a hurricane..."
* FormerChildStar: Her late 80s-onward career was so successful that it's easy to forget her first hits came at age 13.
* HellBentForLeather: The controversial cover for her ''TNT'' album has her dressed in this fashion.
* MistakenForPedophile: "What's Your Mama's Name" tells of a man named Buford Wilson who asks a young girl the title question upon thinking that she is his estranged daughter, and is arrested after this encounter is mistaken for a proposition. In the second verse, the man is found dead, and a letter in his pocket reveals that the girl was indeed his daughter.
* NobodyThinksItWillWork: "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" follows the typical formula of a relationship that survives into old age, despite derision from the couple's peers.
* VocalEvolution: While her voice was always raspy and mature even at 13, some of her earlier songs have far more vibrato.
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Tanya Denise Tucker began singing as a small child, and after her family moved to Vegas, she submitted a demo tape to Creator/ColumbiaRecords. Initially, Tucker was going to record "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA", but that song instead went to Donna Fargo. Tucker's breakthrough debut instead ended up being "Delta Dawn". The song was a major crossover hit, and gave her enough momentum for three Columbia albums, all produced by Billy Sherrill.
The next leg of her career was spent on MCA Records between 1975 and 1982. While she had some hits in this timespan, including "Lizzie and the Rainman" (her biggest pop hit), "San Antonio Stroll", and "Here's some Love", her sales and chart performances were slumping. In addition, she had become romantically involved with the much older Music/GlenCampbell, and had begun abusing alcohol and cocaine. Her career went on hiatus from 1983 to 1986, when she returned on Creator/CapitolRecords to begin a new label relationship that would last for the next decade.
It was during her tenure with Capitol that Tanya re-established herself as a confident adult country singer, avoiding most of the travails of former child stars. Her first few Capitol albums notched such big hits as "I Won't Take Less than Your Love", "If It Don't Come Easy", "Strong Enough to Bend", "Down to My Last Teardrop", and "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". Given her increasing age and a shift toward more pop-oriented country by the end of the decade, she exited Capitol and has only issued two more albums since: ''Tanya'' was self-released in 2003, and the mostly cover song album ''My Turn'' in 2009. Despite the lack of new material, she has also continued to tour.
Tucker's early period was defined mainly by energetic rock-influenced country, often with dark and gritty themes that belied her age. Her material remained largely mature as she aged, constantly becoming more refined and polished without losing the grit of her naturally raspy voice.
!Tropes present in her work:
* AgeProgressionSong: "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" follows a couple throughout their lives: age 15, adulthood, and age 83.
* CallAndResponseSong: "Don't Go Out", her 1990 duet with T. Graham Brown, does this:
-->'''Tucker''': Baby, your heart is in serious danger, don't go out with her
She'll lead you on and treat you like a stranger, don't go out with her
You need someone like me who'll love you endlessly
-->'''Brown''': Baby, you're headed for a brand new heartache, don't go out with him
The fire at midnight burns out at daybreak, don't go out with him
Darling wake up and see, I'm waiting patiently
-->'''Both''': My love is everything you'll ever need
I'll start by holdin' your heart close to me
-->'''Tucker''': I know just what she'll do, her kind is never true
-->'''Brown''': He can't take care of you like me...
* ChildPopstar: One of the few to have a successful career in adulthood as well.
* TheCoverChangesTheGender: Rare partial example. "Don't Go Out" was originally recorded by Foster & Lloyd. When Tanya Tucker covered it with T. Graham Brown, his verses kept the male perspective, while hers were changed to a female one.
* DeadSparks: "Love Me Like You Used To" says it in the title.
* DeathByWomanScorned: "Blood Red and Goin' Down" is about this.
* DualMeaningChorus: An extreme example in "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane". The first and third verses are entirely identical except for one word ("He's 15, she's barely driving a car" is changed to "He's 83..."). But this single change of words is enough to recontextualize the ending line, which says how they'll "spread their wings and fly / like two sparrows in a hurricane..."
* FormerChildStar: Her late 80s-onward career was so successful that it's easy to forget her first hits came at age 13.
* HellBentForLeather: The controversial cover for her ''TNT'' album has her dressed in this fashion.
* MistakenForPedophile: "What's Your Mama's Name" tells of a man named Buford Wilson who asks a young girl the title question upon thinking that she is his estranged daughter, and is arrested after this encounter is mistaken for a proposition. In the second verse, the man is found dead, and a letter in his pocket reveals that the girl was indeed his daughter.
* NobodyThinksItWillWork: "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" follows the typical formula of a relationship that survives into old age, despite derision from the couple's peers.
* VocalEvolution: While her voice was always raspy and mature even at 13, some of her earlier songs have far more vibrato.
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