Chilton Price was an American songwriter renowned for her contributions to country and pop music. Born in 1913 near Fern Creek, Kentucky, Price initially pursued a career as a violinist with the Louisville Orchestra.
Her transition to songwriting led to the creation of timeless hits such as “Slow Poke” and “You Belong to Me,” which became major successes in the 1950s. Price’s ability to craft poignant and memorable melodies earned her a lasting legacy in the music industry. She continued to write and inspire new generations of musicians until her passing in 2010.
