The pop-flavored song had such long-lasting appeal that staunch traditionalist Alan Jackson revived it in 1997, taking it back to the top five. “Who’s Cheatin’ Who” was her first #1 single, topping the charts in 1980. Over the next few years, she scored some major hits. In 1978, “Let Me Be Your Baby” became her breakthrough hit, followed by her first top ten single, “That’s What You Do to Me.” McClain finally released her debut album that same year. McClain released her first single, “Lay Down”, in the fall of 1976, but it was another two years before one of her songs caught on. And while in the early years, her gorgeous looks threatened to distract from her distinctive vocal talents, she stuck around long enough to prove she was more than just a pretty face, and she put her voice to use for more than just singing. Charly McClain was a mainstay on country radio for more than a decade, releasing thirteen studio albums for Epic. Sometimes, you can have a pretty long run of hits while still remaining under the radar.
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