Browse Items (55 total)
- Tags: 1950s
Hank Williams Memorial Day: 1954 Newspaper Section
Happy Hal Burns on his Tractor
Happy Hal Burns, 1955 Publicity Photo
Hardrock Gunter (2 Photos)
Hardrock Gunter and Band
Hardrock Gunter and Family
The Birmingham, Alabama-born country musician got his start in the 1930s as a member of the Hoot Owl Ramblers and, then, Happy Wilson's Golden River Boys. His first two…
Hardrock Gunter and Fans (3 Photos)
Harry Blevins & The Steel City Playboys (Craig Legg's ARM 120)
Harry Blevins and the Steel City Playboys: "Alone with the Blues" & "Broken Hearted" (Acetate Disc / Audio)
Howard Vokes Interview
Tags: 1940s; 1950s; 1960s; Bluegrass; Clearfield County, Pennsylvania; Clearfield, Pennsylvania; Country Boy Records; Country gospel; Country Music; Darwin Lee Hill; Del-Ray Records; Don Pierce; Ernest Tubb; Gene Autrey; Grand Ole Opry; Hank King; Hank Williams; Howard Vokes; Interview; Kitty Wells; New Kensington, Pennsylvania; O Brother, Where Art Thou?; Oral History; Pennsylvania; Radio; Red Foley; Roy Acuff; Starday Records; Tex Ritter; Vokes Records; Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania; Wheeling Jamboree; Will the Circle Be Unbroken (album); WWVA
Interview: Dale Casteel
Jerry McGivney & the Alabama Ramblers: Album Cover
John Lee (Craig Legg's ARM 021)
Johnson Family Full Radio Broadcast
Johnson Family: "You Are My Flower (Acetate Disc / Audio)
Tags: 1950s; 1952; Acetate Disc; Alabama; Country Music; Johnson Family
Kenny Baker Interview
Tags: 1950s; 1960s; 1970s; Bill Monroe; Bluegrass; Bluegrass Boys; Clayton McMichen; Coal Mining; Country Music; Darwin Lee Hill; Don Gibson; Fiddle; Fiddler; Fiddling; Interview; Jenkins, Kentucky; Josh Graves; Kenny Baker; Kentucky; Knoxville, Tennessee; Letcher County, Kentucky; Oral History; Radio; Recording; Stéphane Grappelli; Touring; War; World War II
Lawton Williams Interview
Photo & Caption: "Negro debutantes of 1950 presented"
Playlist: The Alabama Ramblers
Poster: Johnson Brothers String Band
Courtesy George Johnson.