About Betty Willis
Betty Jane Willis (born March 10 1941 - died January 1, 2018) was an American 1960s soul singer. In the early 1960's Betty began singing at various clubs in Santa Ana, California and throughout Orange County. In 1962, she recorded a duet with Ray Lockhart as Betty & Ray on Rendezvous Records entitled 'You're Too Much', 'Turn Your Love Lights On' and followed it up with solo singles entitled, 'Take Your Heart' and 'Someday You'll Need My Love' also in 1962.
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Take Your Heart
Ain't Gonna Do You No Good
Act naturally
Ain't Gonna Do You No Harm
Someday You'll Need My Love
Take My Heart
If I had a hammer
Soul
Take Your Heart (Remastered)
That Same Old Smile
Betty Willis - Ain't Gonna Do You No Harm
Aint Gonna Do You No Good
Gone With The Wind Is My Love
Take Your Heart [mono]
13 Take Your Heart
IF I HAD A HAMMER (Leon Russell) (Gold Star Studio) (1965)
Aint' Gonna Do No Harm
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Take Your Heart 62
08 Act Naturally - Betty Willis
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Aint Gonna Do No Harm
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I've Got A Girl [mono]
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