By February 1971 she hooked up with Mark Haines and they began working as the duo Spriggs And Bringle. For 4 years they toured North America before Peterson decided to go solo and did some touring of her own with the likes of Waylon Jennings, Roger Miller and Charlie Daniels. More albums followed through to the end of the '70's and in the 1980's was performing at prestigious outings such as the Mariposa Folk Festival and Expo '86. She moved to Nashville and continued a long string of hit singles and recorded several duets with French rocker Gilles Godard. She spent the remainder of the '80's back in Toronto where she worked in the Songwriters Association of Canada before returning to her home in Lakefield where she died of cancer in 1996.
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