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Three of the album's cuts made the Hot Country Songs charts, including the No. 33 "It Doesn't Matter Anymore. The album included several songs that Bannon co-wrote, most in collaboration with John Bettis. By 1979, he married Louise Mandrell, with whom he would chart six duets, including the No. 13 "Reunited," his highest-charting single. The two. released five duets albums between 1979 and 1982. He and Bettis also co-wrote "One of a Kind Pair of Fools" for Louise's sister, Barbara Mandrell  . Rainbows and Horseshoes". 90. "It Doesn't Matter Anymore".

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Bannon sang in a church choir when young, and then worked numerous clubs in Texas in rock and soul bands. In 1968, while working as a disc jockey for a radio station in Seattle, he took the name . Bannon, based on the product RC Cola. He moved to Nashville in 1976 and secured a publishing contract with Warner Brothers Music. He wrote the US country hits ‘Only One Love In My Life’ (a number 1 for Ronnie Milsap) and ‘Women Get Lonely’ (Charly McClain).