Patti Page

Biography: Patti Page was born Clara Ann Fowler in Oklahoma in 1927. She began her professional singing career at KTUL: a Tulsa, Oklahoma, radio station. Since the radio program was sponsored by Page Milk, she adopted the moniker Patti Page, and it stuck.
Patti toured the U.S. in the late 1940s with Jimmy Joy, and notably sang with the Benny Goodman band in Chicago. In 1950, Patti recorded "With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming" her first platinum-selling record. In 1951, her rendition of "The Tennessee Waltz" became the biggest hit of her career. It was #1 on the Billboard charts and stayed there for 30 weeks; over the years it would sell 10 million copies.
Patti was the best-selling female vocalist of the 1950s, and was wildly popular all through the 1960s. Patti got national exposure on TV shows, appearing on such top-rated television programs as The Dean Martin Show. In 1968, Patti recorded what some consider her signature song: "Have a Little Faith and Love Will Come to You."
Patti Page was born Clara Ann Fowler in Oklahoma in 1927. She began her professional singing career at KTUL: a Tulsa, Oklahoma, radio station. Since the radio program was sponsored by Page Milk, she adopted the moniker Patti Page, and it stuck.
Patti toured the U.S. in the late 1940s with Jimmy Joy, and notably sang with the Benny Goodman band in Chicago. In 1950, Patti recorded "With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming" her first platinum-selling record. In 1951, her rendition of "The Tennessee Waltz" became the biggest hit of her career. It was #1 on the Billboard charts and stayed there for 30 weeks; over the years it would sell 10 million copies.
Patti was the best-selling female vocalist of the 1950s, and was wildly popular all through the 1960s. Patti got national exposure on TV shows, appearing on such top-rated television programs as The Dean Martin Show. In 1968, Patti recorded what some consider her signature song: "Have a Little Faith and Love Will Come to You."
Patti continued to thrill fans for decades. In 1999, Patti received a Grammy for her "Live at Carnegie Hall" album, a compilation from her 50th Anniversary Concert. Patti has millions of fans, and we can live by the words of her famous song: "Beyond the clouds the sky is always blue / Have a little faith and love will come to you."
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Title: Year: Credit: User score:
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 22 Sep 28, 1969 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 21 Sep 29, 1968 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 20 Sep 10, 1967 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 16 Sep 29, 1963 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 15 Sep 30, 1962 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 14 Sep 17, 1961 Herself tbd
tbd The Ed Sullivan Show: Season 8 Sep 25, 1955 Herself tbd