1. Sheila Marlene Andrews was an American country music singer.
10 Facts About Sheila Andrews
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Sheila Andrews' father traveled to Ohio from Alabama to work in rubber plants and was a truck driver when he worked in Alabama.
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Sheila Andrews began singing in a nightclub when she was 23.
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One of the reasons for Sheila Andrews' unique voice was a result of surgery that removed a tumor from her thyroid.
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Later in the year Sheila Andrews appeared on the German TV series Rock Pop and performed "Diggin' and a Grindin' for His Love" which she had recorded on her debut album.
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On September 22,1980, Sheila Andrews released her second album, Lovesick.
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In May 1981 Sheila Andrews appeared on That Nashville Music which featured Vern Gosdin who had just joined Ovation Records.
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In 1982, Sheila Andrews signed with the small label Brylen where she made one album, Crystal Tears, but no singles were released from it.
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In November 1981, Sheila Andrews' furnace blew up at her house, which injured her.
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Sheila Andrews died from a heart attack on December 26,1984, in Akron, Ohio, at the age of 31.