524K views · 14K reactions | On this day in Music History - June 5 1960 "I'm Sorry" by 15-year-old Brenda Lee entered the Billboard Hot 100, on its way to #1 by the following July. It also reached #4 on the R&B chart and #12 in the UK. Lee, who was born Brenda Mae Tarpley, would go on to place another twenty-seven songs on the chart over the next seven years. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio | Facebook

18K views · 879 reactions | Enjoy this stunning live performance of Brenda's classic hit, "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)." Relive the magic and pre-order her 'Greatest Hits' vinyl today! Pre-order here: BrendaLee.lnk.to/GreatestHits | Brenda Lee | Facebook

Brenda Lee - Dynamite (Alternative Version) (1957) "Dynamite," by Brenda Lee in 1957, marked a pivotal moment in her career, earning her the moniker "Little Miss Dynamite." At just 13, Lee's mature and intense vocal performance on this track demonstrated a talent well beyond her years, hinting at her future success. The song emerged from the 1950s' vibrant music scene, perfectly capturing Lee's vocal power and setting her on the path to international fame. While not her top charting hit, "Dynami

629K views · 24K reactions | BRENDA TURNS 80Y TODAY ! Happy Birdhay Brenda Lee "Rockin Around the Christmas Tree " (Live Happy birthday 79Y Brenda 2023) | Rockabilly Italia | Facebook

60K views · 2.8K reactions | Did you know that Brenda found out "Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree" was in Home Alone from a phone call? What a iconic surprise.  Catch the full story in 'Brenda Lee: Rockin’ Around' on PBS. | Brenda Lee | Facebook