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1. www.ottawacountrymusichof.org › inductees › julielynnJULIE LYNN (1990 Inductee) - ottawacountrymusichof.org

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   The first female artist inducted into the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame, Julie Lynn (born Marie Julia Catherine Flynn, in Gaspe, Quebec, in 1947) got her start playing the bar circuit in northern Ontario as a teenager.

2. cmaontario.ca › ontarios-country-music-pioneersOntario’s Country Music Pioneers: Julie Lynn

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   Jan 29, 2020 · Ontario’s Country Music Pioneers: Julie Lynn. January 29, 2020. Born: 1947 – Gaspe, Quebec. Hometown: Mattawa, Ontario. (by Larry Delaney) Country singer Julie Lynn was born Julia Catherine FLYNN, of Irish heritage, in the Gaspe region of Quebec.

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     JULIE LYNN - Let's Invite Them Over - Slow Rockabilly duet rare 45

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     Julie Lynn – Why Did You Love Me Yesterday / Come Summertime (1971, Vinyl)

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   Good Morning World - Julie Lynn. This was Julie's biggest hit that came out in 1971. Julie was the first female artist inducted into the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame, She was twice...

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   Country singer Julie Lynn was born Julia Catherine FLYNN, of Irish heritage, in the Gaspe region of Quebec. She later relocated to Fort Coulonge in Western Quebec, and by her late teens was making her home in Mattawa, Ontario, where she began pursuing her career in music; first, as a member of the group Pauline Noland & Her Jamboree Pals, and ...

6. www.northernnews.ca › news › hometown-country-singerHometown country singer returns to Mattawa | Northern News

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   Jun 19, 2024 · Julie Lynn is coming back to Mattawa and stopping by the Mattawa Museum to celebrate the soft opening of a new exhibition.

7. www.youtube.com › watchEasy Does It With My Heart - Julie Lynn.mpg - YouTube

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   Nov 26, 2011 · Julie was the first female artist inducted into the Ottawa Valley Country Music Hall of Fame, She was twice nominated for a Juno award and nominated six time...

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   Where did Julie Lynn grow up?

   • She later relocated to Fort Coulonge in Western Quebec, and by her late teens was making her home in Mattawa, Ontario, where she began pursuing her career in music; first, as a member of the group Pauline Noland & Her Jamboree Pals, and later (1966) forming her own Julie Lynn Showband.

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   Who is Julie Lynn?

   • After a stint performing with Pauline Noland and her Jamboree Pals - a gig that included a weekly television show on CHOV Pembroke - she formed The Julie Lynn Show in 1966. The Julie Lynn Show toured Canada for a number of years until Julie signed a contract with Dominion Records in 1970.

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   Does Julie Lynn speak French?

   • On her early career album releases, Julie Lynn treated her legion of French-speaking fans with songs performed in the French language.

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   Did Julie Lynn have a duet with Gary Spicer?

   • Julie Lynn also charted nationally with the 1975 duet, “Love Is Hard To Find”. Recorded with band member Gary Spicer, the song reached RPM’s Top 30. The flip side of the release was a duet offering – “Above The River”, recorded with Keith McDonald. Both songs were produced by Canadian Hall of Famer, Dallas Harms.

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9. www.youtube.com › watchJULIE LYNN - Rockin' Little Angel rare Canadian female ...

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   Sep 22, 2015 · Julie Lynn on Dominion records Label. Rock Little Angel, Great track love the voice.

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