Melba Montgomery
Born in Iron City, Tennessee on October 14, 1938, Melba Montgomery was a country
singer best known for her number 1 hit “No Charge” (1974). Born into a musical
family, she began her recording career in 1962 with the release of the single
“Shoe Old Ranger.” She didn’t come into prominence until 1963 when United
Artists paired her with fellow country artist George Jones for albums such as
What’s in Our Heart (1963), Bluegrass Hootenanny (1964), Close Together (As You
and Me) (1966), and Party Pickin’ (1967). The duo achieved commercial success
with singles like “We Must Have Been O...
We Must Have Been Out of Our MindsGeorge Jones and Melba Montgomery
Singing What's In Our Hearts
2:42
No ChargeMelba Montgomery
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas "Moonlight"; "Appassionata"; "Pathétique"
Let's Invite Them OverGeorge Jones, Melba Montgomery and George Jones & Melba Montgomery
Singing What's In Our Hearts
2:11
Wait a Little Longer, Please JesusGeorge Jones and Melba Montgomery
Bluegrass Hootenanny
2:19
She's My MotherGeorge Jones & Melba Montgomery, George Jones and Melba Montgomery
Singing What's In Our Hearts
2:41
I'll Be There to Welcome You HomeGeorge Jones & Melba Montgomery, George Jones and Melba Montgomery
Bluegrass Hootenanny
2:06
