Kathy Young began her singing career in Jr. High School by winning the talent contest two years in a row , but had a love for singing since she was about 5 years old. She started writing songs in her early teens like: "Eddie My Darling", "Someone To Love", and "I'll Love That Man." The love anthem of the era, "A Thousand Stars", propelled Kathy Young to the top of the charts and gave us all the memories of "young" love. At 14 years old Kathy auditioned for and was signed by Indigo Records. She cut a test record with "The Innocents" and shortly after they became Kathy Young and The Innocents. They performed on American Bandstand several times where Kathy received her first gold record. In 1963, Kathy began working with Chris Montez as "Chris & Kathy" and recorded "All You Had To Do Was Tell Me", "It Takes Two", and several others. In 1965, she married John Maus of the "Walker Brothers" who at the time were riding high on the charts with "Make It Easy On Yourself", and moved to England where she chose to end her career so that he could pursue his. Kathy Young is back, after a thirty year hiatus and is currently performing in venues nationwide and puts together a terrific show that will surely bring back fond memories.

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