Jan Howard, Country Singer and Longtime Grand Ole Opry Member, Dies at 91
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hollywoodreporter.comJan Howard, country singer and songwriter and longtime member of the Grand Ole Opry, died on Saturday in Gallatin, Tennessee.
She was 91. Howard, born Lula Grace Johnson, began her career in music by singing on demos written by then-husband Harlan Howard that were recorded by Nashville acts likeKitty WellsandCharlie Walker, and had her first own country hit with "The One You Slip Around With" in 1960.
Other notable singles she released as a solo artist — which made the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart — included "Evil on Your Mind" (1966), "Bad Seed" (1966) and "My Son" (1968), an emotional track written for one of her sons, Jimmy, who was soon after killed in action in Vietnam.
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