Terri Gibbs broke through in 1981 with Somebody’s Knockin’, a haunting country-pop single that showcased her soulful vocals and gospel edge. The song became her signature hit, earning her the ACM’s Top New Female Vocalist award and a Grammy nomination, launching her career as one of country music’s standout voices of the early ’80s. #country | HonkyTonkin'TV

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As we celebrate #DisabilityPrideMonth this July, #TerriGibbs' Top New Female Vocalist win at the 1981 #ACMawards serves as a powerful reminder of the limitless potential and strength of those living with disabilities ✨ Declared blind as an infant, Gibbs recorded 11 studio albums had 13 singles hit the Billboards Country Singles chart, including her debut single “Somebody’s Knockin’,” which hit #8. In 2019 she published an official biography, and she still performs live today. This month, we cele