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| Title | Label | Reached | Duration | Year |
| He Walks Like A Man | Capitol | #66 | 6 weeks | 1964 |
| They Call My Guy A Tiger | Capitol | – | – | 1964 |
Queen Of The House – Grammy®  |
Capitol | #5 | 11 weeks | 1965 |
| Home of the Brave | Capitol | #25 | 9 weeks | 1965 |
| Silver Threads and Golden Needles | Capitol | #30 | 8 weeks | 1965 |
| Long Black Limousine | Capitol | #73 | 2 weeks | 1968 |
| Look At Mine | Columbia/Epic | #21 | 13 weeks | 1970 |
| He’s So Fine | Columbia/Epic | #5 | 15 weeks | 1971 |
| Baby, I’m Yours | Columbia/Epic | #5 | 14 weeks | 1971 |
| Be My Baby | Columbia/Epic | #15 | 12 weeks | 1971 |
| If You Think I Love You Now | Columbia/Epic | #19 | 13 weeks | 1971 |
| There’s a Party Goin’ On | Columbia/Epic | #3 | 13 weeks | 1972 |
| Let’s All Go Down to the River | Columbia/Epic | #12 | 12 weeks | 1972 |
| To Know Him Is To Love Him | Columbia/Epic | #21 | 11 weeks | 1972 |
| Good News | Columbia/Epic | #9 | 16 weeks | 1973 |
| Darlin’, You Can Always Come Back Home | Columbia/Epic | #12 | 11 weeks | 1973 |
| The House of the Rising Sun | Columbia/Epic | #24 | 14 weeks | 1973 |
| Country Girl | Columbia/Epic | #43 | 9 weeks | 1974 |
| Will You Love Me Tomorrow? | Columbia/Epic | #57 | 7 weeks | 1975 |
| When the New Wears Off Our Love | Columbia/Epic | #35 | 9 weeks | 1976 |
| Ashes of Love | Columbia/Epic | #43 | 9 weeks | 1976 |
| Lay a Little Lovin’ on Me | Columbia/Epic | #92 | 3 weeks | 1979 |
| Supreme Decision | MacroMusic | #1 | 7 weeks | 1999 |
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Folk Music
Released 1963
My first album. I was very into Folk Music at the time.
My favorite songs on this album are the original folk songs like "The Hangman" and "Railroad Boy", but I welcomed "Butterfly", a song written by Ken Curtis of Gunsmoke fame, even though it is more Western than Folk.
During the session I was so excited about the musicians. Billy Strange was the greatest guitarist I ever heard. And Glen Campbell was interested in my four-stringed Martin guitar. What a musician. They let me play on this session, but we forgot to list me as one of the musicians on the jacket!
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Cutting the album was especially fun for Jody. "My manager, Gary Miller, had heard about a little studio in Middlesboro, Kentucky, that had once been a church and was now turning out some mighty fine music ... the Church House Studio. In five days we cut one the best gospel recordings I had ever done," she said.
"The musicians were local, some even had day jobs!" she laughed. "We had fun, they knew what to do. What an experience. I never will forget it."