Brenda Lee ‎– Miss Dynamite

Brenda Lee – Miss Dynamite

Released internationally as Miss Dynamite (issued in the US as simply Brenda Lee), this 1960 classic captures the "Little Miss Dynamite" at the very start of her rise to superstardom. Produced by the legendary Owen Bradley in Nashville, the album blends rockabilly fire with the polished pop sensibility that would soon make Brenda Lee one of the most successful female vocalists of the era.

The record launched three songs into the Top Ten - Sweet Nothin's, the chart-topping I'm Sorry, and its follow-up That's All You Gotta Do, all placed in a run at the top of side two. Opener Dynamite sets the tone with pure rockabilly pop energy from a performer some called "the female Elvis," while her fierce reworking of Jambalaya shows a young artist confidently making classic material her own.

Recorded when Brenda Lee was still a teenager, this album is a vital piece of early 60s pop and rockabilly history, essential listening for fans of the Nashville Sound and golden-era vocal pop.

Tracklist:

Side A

1. Dynamite
2. Weep No More My Baby
3. Jambalaya
4. Just Let Me Dream
5. Be My Love Again
6. My Baby Likes Western Guys

Side B

1. Sweet Nothin's
2. I'm Sorry
3. That's All You Gotta Do
4. Heading Home
5. Wee Wee Willies
6. Let's Jump The Broomstick