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Joyce Seamone is a Canadian country singer. She is most noted for her single "Testing 1-2-3", which was a number one hit on Canada's country music charts in 1972. Originally from Maplewood, Nova Scotia, Seamone moved to Woodstock, Ontario in the 1960s for work. While living in Woodstock she signed to Marathon Records, and released the single "Testing 1-2-3" in 1972. The single, the title track from her debut album, peaked at #1 in the RPM country charts the week of August 19, 1972, and Seamone was the only Canadian female country singer to score a #1 hit with her debut single through the entire 1970s. However, the album did not spawn any further chart hits. She released her second album, Merry Christmas from Joyce Seamone, later the same year.