Taking to her Instagram Stories to celebrate, the “Shake the Sugar Tree” singer shared several clips featuring herself and assorted birthday wishes. A few of the posts were even soundtracked to a some of her greatest hits, including “Maybe It Was Memphis.”
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Tillis started her early career exploring pop, rock, and jazz before finding her calling in country music. An accomplished pianist and guitarist, she began writing her own songs at age 15. In 1976, she founded her jazz and rock band Freelight before going solo three years later.
“It’s a hard thing to put your finger on,” Tillis said, via Whitefish, Montana, “describing the enduring appeal of ‘Memphis.’ It’s a great melody and a cinematic lyric. It’s romantic, but it rocks. And it’s a great vocal vehicle.”
An induction into the Grand Ole Opry, a CMA Award for Female Vocalist of the Year in 1994, and one Grammy Award for Best Country Collaboration With Vocals in 1999 later, Tillis is still going strong. The country maven continues to tour and perform, headlining shows as well as co-headlining her Grits and Glamour tour with Lorrie Morgan.
Here’s wishing you a relaxed birthday, Pam!
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