History
There are at least two artists sharing the name The Davis Sisters: 1) A country music trio formed in 1949 consisting of Betty Jack Davis, Skeeter Davis and Georgia Davis and 2) A black gospel family trio formed in 1945 with these original members: Ruth "Baby Sis" Davis, Thelma Davis and Audrey Davis.
1) The Davis Sisters were one of the original female country groups. The Davis Sisters were not actually related; Skeeter Davis's real name was Mary Frances Penick, but she adopted the stage name of Skeeter Davis. Betty Jack and Skeeter met each other in high school. They began to immediately form a close relationship and had a close musical relationship as well. Eventually, realizing that they had the same goals and ideas that they would someday be in the music business, singing and recording records, they decided that they would create their own duo group. The Davis Sisters was thus created.
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