Recording By Sandy Posey (1966)
Sandy Posey recorded "Single Girl" in Nashville, Tennessee on August 10, 1966. Although not strictly a country song, her rendition gave it a country feel – a style that some years later was often referred to as "countrypolitan".
"Single Girl" was produced by "Chips" Moman and released by MGM, reaching number 12 in the US sales charts in January 1967 and number 15 in Britain. It was re-released in 1975, and it entered the British top 50 again. and, as Posey's signature song, appeared on a number of compilations, including a Posey retrospective, A Single Girl: The Very Best of the MGM Recordings, in 2002. The sleeve notes for the latter drew on an interview with Posey about her time at MGM.
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