About
Texas-born country singer Johnny Lee spent years as a journeyman performer, playing Lone Star honky tonks and recording for various labels, before finally breaking through as a major crossover star with the 1980 hit "Lookin' for Love." Possessing a voice that was smooth and natural, with a light twang that was ideal for country songs, Lee's easygoing style gave his music a personality that was relatable as he brought life to songs about love and honky tonk life. The 1980 album Lookin' for Love was his best-selling album and also one of his strongest, 1984's Workin' for a Livin' featured two Top Ten country hits ("You Could've Heard a Heart Break" and "Rollin' Lonely"), and 2002's Live at Billy Bob's Texas captured his easy rapport with an audience.
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