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David Rogers (singer)

David Rogers (born March 27, 1936 in Atlanta, Georgia; died August 10, 1993) was an American country music artist. Between 1968 and 1984, Rogers charted thirty-seven singles on the ''Billboard'' Hot Country Songs charts, reaching Top Ten with the hits "Need You" and "Loving You Has Changed My Life," both at No. 9. In the same timespan, he recorded several studio albums on the Columbia, Atlantic and United Artists labels.
==Biography==
David Rogers was born March 27, 1936 in Atlanta, Georgia. He began playing guitar at age eleven, and by age twenty, had been offered a chance to join Roger Miller's band, but declined as he had been drafted.〔 After leaving the services, Rogers performed at the Egyptian Ballroom for several years, and was eventually discovered by representatives of Columbia Records, who signed him in 1967.〔 Although his first release, "Forbidden Fruit," did not make the charts, he made his debut on the Grand Ole Opry that year. He first charted in 1968 with "I'd Be Your Fool Again," which spent five weeks on the ''Billboard'' country singles charts and peaked at No. 69. By 1970, he released his debut album, ''A World Called You''. ''She Don't Make Me Cry'' followed in 1971, producing his first Top 20 hit in its title track, while 1972's ''Need You'' brought him to No. 9 with its title track.〔
In 1973, Rogers moved to Atlantic Records, recording ''Just Thank Me'' and ''Hey There Girl''. The latter accounted for his only other Top Ten in "Loving You Has Changed My Life," also at No. 9.〔 1975's ''Whole Lotta Livin' in a House'' was issued on the United Artists label, producing only a No. 60 in its title track. Later on, he recorded ''Lovingly'' for Republic Records, as well as several more non-album singles. Rogers continued to tour the United States and United Kingdom, in addition to charting on the Music Master, Mr. Music and Hal Kat labels.〔 Rogers died on August 10, 1993.〔

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