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Billy Sherrill

American songwriter and producer
Also known as: Billy Norris Sherrill
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    Renamed Tammy Wynette by producer Billy Sherrill, she recorded her first hit in 1966, the single ā€œApartment #9,ā€ which was followed by ā€œYour Good Girl’s Gonna Go Badā€ (1967), ā€œI Don’t Wanna Play Houseā€ (1967)—for which she won the first of two Grammy Awards—and ā€œD-I-V-O-R-C-Eā€ (1968). With Sherrill she wrote…

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