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American country artist Crystal Gayle has received more than 20 award wins and honors.
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American country artist Crystal Gayle has received more than 20 award wins and honors.
Academy of Country Music Awards
American Eagle Awards (NAMM)
American Entertainment Magazine
American Music Awards
Cherokee Medal Of Honor
Country Music Association Awards [1]
Crystal Gayle Day
Grammy Awards
Grand Ole Opry
Hollywood Walk Of Fame
Indiana Historical Society
Kentucky Music Hall Of Fame
Music City News
Native American Music Association Hall Of Fame
People Magazine
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