Sheila Tilton Born:  September 28, 1950 Died:  January 24, 2007

About The Artist Her parents named her Sheila Leolani Tilton. She was born on the island of Oahu. Her middle name, Leolani, means "heavenly voice." Her musical career began when she was just twelve years old. Sheila and her two sisters, Gwen and Muriel, formed a trio called The Tilton Sisters. They started performing for the local rodeos. A show called Hawaiian Hayride featured many of the military clubs on the island. When she was sixteen, she was voted "Queen of the Rodeo" at Barbers Point which was sponsored by Hawaii's only full time country music station. Gwen and Muriel eventually decided to quit singing. Sheila then former her own group, The Suburbans, which performed throughout the islands. Credits & Sources Country Artist Of The Week - Sheila Tilton; August 7, 1976; Cash Box; New York, NY

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Recordings (78rpm/45rpm)   ConBrio Rec. No. Side Song Title   101 A Brass Buckles   101 B Good Old Pete   104 A I'll Be Whatever You Say   104 B Let Your Lovin' Do The Talking   107 A I'm Beginning To See The Light   107 B He's Coming Home   110 A Half As Much   110 B I'll Be Whatever You Say   115 A Little Man   115 B Let Your Lovin' Do The Talkin'