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Kitty Wells The Queen of Country Music and Her Lasting Legacy
"Kitty Wells revolutionized American music by breaking gender barriers in a male-dominated industry, cementing her status as the undisputed queen of country music. Her 1952 recording of It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels challenged patriarchal norms, launched the honky-tonk heyday, and paved the way for every female artist who followed. The Early Roots and Rise of a Country Pioneer Born Muriel Ellen Deason on August 2, 1919, in Nashville, Tennessee, Kitty Wells grew up immersed in the traditional folk and mountain music of the American South. Her father, a locomotive brakeman and avid guitar player, taught her and her sisters how to harm..."
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