Holly Dunn biography

Holly Dunn (born August 22, 1957 in San Antonio, Texas) is a country music artist who first found fame with the release of her 1986 hit “Daddy’s Hands” from her self-titled début album. Dunn is the daughter of a minister father. Her brother is country music songwriter Chris Waters, with whom she has co-written much of her recorded material. Her musical style usually combines elements of country and rock music, with an occasional gospel-flavored tune mixed in. In 2003, Dunn announced her retirement from her musical career in order to devote full time to her other passion, art. Her paintings deal primarily with subjects from the southwestern United States, and are available through the Peña Studio and Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
| Discography
[edit] Albums|Year Title US Country US 200 RIAA |1986 Holly Dunn 29 |1987 Cornerstone 22 |1988 Across the Rio Grande 26 |1989 The Blue Rose of Texas 30 |1990 Heart Full of Love 47 |1991 Milestones: Greatest Hits 25 162 Gold |1992 Getting It Dunn |1995 Life and Love and All the Stages |1997 Leave One Bridge Standing |2003 Full Circle
|[edit] Singles|Year Song US Country Album |1985 “Playing For Keeps” 62 |1985 “My Heart Holds On” 64 |1986 “Two Too Many” 39 Holly Dunn |1986 “Daddy’s Hands” 7 Holly Dunn |1987 “Love Someone Like Me” 2 Cornerstone |1987 “Only When I Love” 4 Cornerstone |1988 “Strangers Again” 7 Cornerstone |1988 “That’s What Your Love Does To Me” 5 Across the Rio Grande |1988 “(It’s Always Gonna Be) Someday” 11 Across the Rio Grande |1989 “Are You Ever Gonna Love Me” 1 The Blue Rose of Texas |1989 “There Goes My Heart Again” 4 The Blue Rose of Texas |1990 “My Anniversary For Being A Fool” 60 Heart Full of Love |1990 “You Really Had Me Going” 1 Heart Full of Love |1991 “Heart Full Of Love” 19 Heart Full of Love |1991 “Maybe I Mean Yes” 48 Milestones: Greatest Hits |1991 “No One Takes The Train Anymore” - Milestones: Greatest Hits |1992 “No Love Have I” 67 Getting It Dunn |1992 “As Long As You Belong To Me” 68 Getting It Dunn |1992 “Golden Years” 51 Getting It Dunn |1995 “I Am Who I Am” 56 Life and Love and All the Stages |1995 “Cowboys Are My Weakness” - Life and Love and All the Stages |1996 “It’s Not About Blame” - Life and Love and All the Stages |1997 “Leave One Bridge Standing” - Leave One Bridge Standing
|[edit] External links|Holly Dunn official website |

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