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Roy Clark
Roy Linwood Clark (* 15. April 1933 in Meherrin, Virginia; † 15. November 2018 in Tulsa, Oklahoma) war ein US-amerikanischer mit dem Grammy ausgezeichneter Country Sänger (wikipedia)
Rita Coolidge
Rita Coolidge (* 1. Mai 1945 in Lafayette, Tennessee) ist eine US-amerikanische Country- und Pop-Musikerin indianischer Abstammung (Cherokee). {wikipedia}
Merle Haggard
Merle Ronald Haggard (* 6. April 1937 in Bakersfield, Kalifornien; † 6. April 2016 in Palo Cedro, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Country-Musiker {wikipedia}
June Carter & Johnny Cash
Hochzeitsfoto - Johnny trägt June ins Haus
Johnny Cash
Photo postcard from the 1930's showing an old time Country Western Singer. Fully dressed and sitting in front of a WDAY Radio microphone. Has an inscription on the front that reads, "For Health and Happiness, Go Far Old Timer".
Gene Autry
Gene Autry (* 29. September 1907 in Tioga Springs, Texas; † 2. Oktober 1998 in Los Angeles, Kalifornien) war ein US-amerikanischer Country-Sänger und Schauspieler. Er hat als einziger Künstler Sterne in allen fünf Kategorien (Film, Fernsehen, Theater, Musik und Radio) auf dem Hollywood Walk of Fame. Berühmt wurde er vor allem durch seine Rollen als „singender Cowboy“. (wikipedia)
Jimmie and Dick
"The Novelty Boys"
Jerry & Sky
3 Cowgirls mit Gitarren + 1 Cowboy
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WWVA Jamboree Cast, March 1950
Promotional postcard --- WWVA = Wheeling, West Virginia
The Western Aces
The Western Aces were a hillbilly/cowboy band formed in the mid-1940s by multi-instrumentalist Cliff Japhet, accordionist Joe Mayo (2), and guitarist Jimmy Mayo (2).
The band was formed in St. Albans, Vermont and was broadcast by the
local radio station WWSR (taking over the timeslot from retiring
hillbilly musician Lyman "The Old Sheriff" Meade). During their active
period, The Western Aces also played on Gloversville, New York's WENT
and Schenectady, New York's WSNY. They toured locally in Vermont, and
regularly performed in New England, New York (Danemora), and Quebec
(Cherry River). In the early 1950s, Joe and Jimmy Mayo formed their own
band (The Western Ramblers), and "The Western Aces" came to be called
"Cliff Japhet And The Western Aces".
Beyond Japhet and the Mayo brothers, other members of The Western Aces at various times included:
Alfred "Pee Wee" Arsenault - guitar, Billy Arsenault - pedal steel, Corky Arsenault - bass, Carl Durgin - guitar, Larry Fournier - fiddle, harmony vocals, Cliffton "Yodelin' Skippy" Japhet, Jr. - vocals, Alden "Little Zeke" Latour - fiddle, Allen "Putch" Morley - banjo, caller, Willie Pellegrini - accordion, Harold "Curley" Plummer - lead guitar, harmony vocals, Louie Ponzi - guitar, Sheldon "Buddy" Truax - guitar, steel guitar, fiddle (Informations from discogs).