Nicolette Larson
Nicolette Larson
Artist Information
Genres: Country-Rock, Country-Pop, Soft Rock, Pop/Rock, Urban Cowboy
Active: 70's, 80's, 90's
Born: July 17, 1952 in Helena, MT
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Biography
After working as a backup vocalist for several country-rock acts and serving as a member of Commander Cody's Lost Planet Airmen for several years during the mid-'70s, vocalist Nicolette Larson launched a solo career in the late '70s. Initially, Larson followed the sound of laid-back Californian country-rock, which resulted in a Top Ten pop hit in 1979 with "Lotta Love." In the years following the success of "Lotta Love," Larson continued to mine the soft rock California sound, eventually leaving it behind for country music in the mid-'80s. During the course of the '80s, she racked up a number of country hits before moving into semi-retirement. Born in Montana, Nicolette Larson and her family eventually settled in Kansas City.
Discography
Release: August 23, 2005
Label: Warner Bros.
Release: August 17, 1999
Label: Rhino