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Betty Johnson (March 16, 1929 - November 6, 2022) was a traditional pop and cabaret singer who became famous during the mid and late 1950s. Best known for the uptempo, Dixieland-styled Top 10 smash, "I Dreamed" (1956), other major hits include "Little White Lies" (1957), "Little Blue Man" (1958), and "Dream" (1958). She was a regular on Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club" and Jack Paar's "Tonight."
Best known songs (with years) include:
- Clay Idol (1956)
- I Dreamed (1956)
- I'll Wait (1956)
- 1492 (1957)
- Little White Lies (1957)
- Dream (1958)
- Hoopa Hoola (1958)
- Little Blue Man (1958)
- You Can't Get To Heaven On Roller Skates (1959)
Pop charts debut year: 1954
Years active: 1938-1964, 1984-1985, ca. 1990s
Genres: Traditional pop, cabaret, novelty
Labels: Bally, Atlantic
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