Original sentence: Even more striking was that Gentry's originals stood alongside material from Burt Bacharach, Brenda Holloway and Jimmy Webb; Bacharach's I'll Never Fall in Love Again earned Gentry a chart-topping single in the United Kingdom.Gentry's husky, sensual delivery proved as ideally suited for the Southern-fried funk of the opening title track as it did for the bluegrass-flavored "Natural to Be Gone", deftly moving from genre to genre.Its unexpectedly gritty, soulful production made it something of a spiritual twin to Dusty Springfield's Dusty in Memphis , released the same year; both featured renditions of "Son of a Preacher Man".On December 18, 1969, Bobbie Gentry married casino entrepreneur Bill Harrah in Reno, Nevada, but the marriage lasted only briefly.The LP was a fascinatingly eclectic and genuinely affecting record that broadened Gentry's musical horizons beyond the limitations of the Nashville sound.The album encompassed everything from faux-gospel "Glory Hallelujah, How They'll Sing" to the lushly orchestrated pop of "I Wouldn't Be Surprised", the disc's centerpiece.The album peaked at #21 on the U
Edited sentence: Bacharach's I'll Never Fall in Love Again earned Bobbie Gentry a chart-topping single in the UK.Bobbie Gentry's husky, sensual delivery proved as ideally suited for the Southern-fried funk of the opening title track as it did for the bluegrass-flavored "Natural to Be Gone," deftly moving from genre to genre.Both featured renditions of "Son of a Preacher Man".Even more eye-opening was that Bobbie Gentry's originals standed tall alongside material from Burt Bacharach, Brenda Holloway and Jimmy Webb.Its unexpectedly gritty, soulful production made it something of a spiritual twin to Dusty Springfield's Dusty in Memphis, released in the same year.On December 18 1969, Bobbie Gentry married casino entrepreneur Bill Harrah in Reno, Nevada, but the marriage lasted only briefly.The LP was a fascinatingly eclectic and genuinely affecting record, that broadened Bobbie Gentry's musical horizons beyond the limitations of the Nashville sound.The album encompassed everything from faux-gospel "Glory Hallelujah, How They'll Sing" to lushly orchestrated pop "I Wouldn't Be Surprised", the disc's centerpiece.The album peaked at #21 of the UK charts