Lari White

Singer-songwriter and actress with Grammy win

Lari White - Artists & Creatives born May 13th, 1965
Born
Died

2018
8 years ago — 53 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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United States

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A prominent figure in country music, a career began in the late 1980s. Released several albums, achieving significant success with hits such as 'What a Woman Wants' and 'That's My Baby.' Transitioned into acting, appearing in productions like 'The Thing Called Love' and in television roles, contributing to her recognition in both industries. Also served as a producer, working to support and promote various artists throughout the career. Garnered a Grammy Award in 1994 for Best Country Album.

Released several successful albums

Won a Grammy Award for Best Country Album

Appeared in 'The Thing Called Love'

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