"True Love" was a compilation album released in late 1982, featuring previously released singles. It marked a point in Gayle's career where her consistent chart success across multiple genres was a proven commodity.
- The album was released on the StarVista Music label, a division of United Artists Records.
- "True Love" peaked at number 31 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart.
- The album compiled singles released between 1979 and 1982, including hits like "Your Stone Walls Do Not Hold Me" and the title track.
Crystal Gayle is a Grammy-winning American country singer, widely known for her long blonde hair and the 1977 crossover hit "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue." In 1982, she was at the peak of her mainstream popularity, scoring regular hits on both the country and pop charts.
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