Sonny LeMaire

Country music singer-songwriter and bassist

Sonny LeMaire - Performers & Entertainers born September 16th, 1946
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A prominent figure in country music, contributed as a singer-songwriter and bass player. Gained recognition as a member of the successful group Exile, which produced multiple hit singles during the 1980s. The group’s song "Kiss You All Over" topped the charts in 1978, showcasing the blend of country and pop influences. Participated in the creation of over a dozen albums with Exile, achieving significant commercial success. The band’s music often features themes of love and nostalgia, resonating with a wide audience in the country music genre.

Member of the band Exile

Hit song 'Kiss You All Over'

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