Kay Toinette "K. T." Oslin, (born May 15, 1941, Crossett, Arkansas) is a country music singer and songwriter. Biography Kay T. Oslin was born in Crossett, Arkansas, but soon after her birth her family moved to Memphis, Tennessee and then to Houston, Texas. Oslin considers Houston her hometown.Oslin initially performed as a folk singer with Guy Clark and then moved to New York where she performed as a chorine in Off Broadway and Broadway shows. She soon began doing advertising jingles, which led to appearances in a number of television commercials.She began writing songs performed by Dottie West, Gail Davies, Sissy Spacek, and The Judds.In 1987, after a brief run with Elektra Records, she broke through with RCA Records and went to win the Country Music Association Song of the Year award for the song "80s Ladies". Oslin also earned the Female Vocalist of the Year honors and a Grammy Award for the song. Additional hits included "Come Next Monday", "Hey Bobby", "Hold Me", "Mary and Will

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