Donna Fargo, born Yvonne Vaughn on November 10, 1945, in Mount Airy, North Carolina, is an American country music singer-songwriter known for her gracious presence in the genre during the 1970s and beyond. Fargo catapulted to fame with her hit "The Happiest Girl in the Whole USA" in 1972, which not only clinched top spots on the country charts but also crossed over to the pop charts, showcasing her broad appeal. Her success didn't stop there; she followed up with another chart-topper, "Funny Face," which further cemented her status as a country music star.

Fargo's music, often characterized by its blend of country charm and empowering lyrics, spoke to a generation. Throughout her career, she continued to release albums and singles that resonated with fans, including "Donna Fargo: American Portraits," a testimony to her enduring legacy, and "Highlights of Donna Fargo," which revisits some of her greatest hits. Beyond her musical talents, Fargo has also made her mark as a poet and author, demonstrating her versatility and depth as an artist. Despite battling multiple sclerosis since 1978, Fargo has remained an inspirational figure, illustrating resilience and positivity. Her contributions to music are celebrated in collections such as "Country Spotlight" and "Country Legend Vol. 11," ensuring her place in the pantheon of country music legends.

Genres

Classic Country Pop

Latest Release

Lonely Town

Donna Fargo

Single - Released May 20, 2022