COL JOYE
Heaven Is My Woman's Love
(S. K. Dobbins [Bob Millsap])
Australia 1973
#3 Sydney #3 Melbourne #1 Brisbane #2 Adelaide #1 Perth

Single on ATA label.

Star of the rock'n'roll era in a later country mode.

Col Joye was a pioneering Aussie pop star of the rock'n'roll era (b. Colin Jacobsen, 1937) who in 1957 joined his brother Kevin's jazz band that was to become Col Joye and the Joy Boys. He had ten Top 10 hits in the Sydney charts alone from May 1959 to May 1962, including four #1s, and was a star on television pop show Bandstand. Something of a legend in Australia, his rock'n'roll suit is on display at Sydney's Powerhouse Museum.

Further reading: See, for example, the Col Joye page at Howlspace.
VAL DOONICAN
Heaven Is My Woman's Love
(S. K. Dobbins [Bob Millsap])
UK 1973
#34 UK

Single on Philips label.

Easy-going crooner, born in Eire in 1928, popular on British radio and television. See biography at MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music. 
LEE HAZLEWOOD
Heaven Is My Woman's Love
(S. K. Dobbins [Bob Millsap])
USA 1973

On 1973 album on Capitol label, Poet, Fool Or Bum.

Singer, songwriter, producer, arranger and label owner whose credits include Sanford Clark's The Fool (wr., pr.), Duane Eddy's Rebel Rouser (pr.), Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made For Walkin' (wr., pr.) and Nancy & Frank Sinatra's Something Stupid (pr.). He also recorded a number of duets with Nancy Sinatra. (All Music Guide)
TOMMY OVERSTREET
Heaven Is My Woman's Love
(S. K. Dobbins [Bob Millsap])
USA 1972
Original version

Single on Dot label, also on 1972 album Heaven Is My Woman's Love.

Oklahoma-born country singer and songwriter, often seen on country TV show Hee Haw, a nephew of crooner recording star Gene Austin. See interview with Tommy Overstreet at CountryStarsOnline.

Writer Bob Millsap worked in several areas of country music including publishing, producing and composing. One of his better-known songs is She's A Rock, recorded for example by Olivia Newton-John
and George Jones.
His career is summarised in the obituary note at Country Music News (2003).

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