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- Tags: 1950s
Johnson Family Full Radio Broadcast
Poster: Johnson Brothers String Band
Courtesy George Johnson.
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition & Copyright Registration: "Don't Say Goodbye"
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition: "You Just Keep On Hanging Around In My Heart"
Courtesy George Johnson.
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition: "Dancing with You"
Courtesy George Johnson.
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition: "Raindrops"
Courtesy George Johnson.
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition: "Stars In Your Eyes"
Courtesy George Johnson.
Article: "Father Of Negro School Band Music Here Retiring, Will Be Honored"
Article: Jay Sims, "The 'Fess Whatley Story'" (1956)
Photo & Caption: "Negro debutantes of 1950 presented"
Big Bill Lister Interview
Tags: “There’s a Tear in My Beer”; 1930s; 1940s; 1950s; 1980s; Bexar County, Texas; Bob Hope; Brady, Texas; Braxton Schuffert; Broadcasting; Capitol Records; Dick Hames; Don Helms; Elvis; Everstaste; Everstate Records; Grady Burns; Grand Ole Opry; Hadacol; Hadacol Caravan; Hank Williams; Hank Williams, Jr; Jim Denny; Jimmie Rodgers; Joe Allison; Junction, Texas; KABC; Kenedy County, Texas; Kenedy, Texas; Kimble County, Texas; KMAC; KNEL; KTSA; Louisiana Hayride; McCulloh County, Texas; Milton Berle; Nashville, Tennessee; Radio; Red River Dave; San Antonio, Texas; Slim Rinehart; Tex Ritter; Tommy Hill; WOAI; WSM
Hank Williams Memorial Day: 1954 Newspaper Section
Don Helms Interview
Tags: 1940s; 1950s; Boots Harris; Coffee County, Alabama; Country Music; Darwin Lee Hill; Don Helms; Drifting Cowboys; Fred Rose; Grand Ole Opry; Hadacol Caravan; Hank Williams; Hank Williams, Jr.; Jett Williams; Nashville, Tennessee; New Brockton, Alabama; Ray Price; Sammy Pruett; Steel Guitar; World War II
Hardrock Gunter and Fans (3 Photos)
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 Band
Hardrock Gunter (2 Photos)
Braxton Schuffert Interview
Tags: 1930s; 1940s; 1950s; Braxton Schuffert; Broadcasting; Country Music; Dance marathon; Darwin Lee Hill; Drifting Cowboys; Fred Rose; Hadacol; Hadacol Caravan; Hank and Hezzy; Hank Penny; Interview; Lillie Williams; Montgomery County, Alabama; Montgomery, Alabama; Oral History; Radio; Recording; Rufus “Teetot” Payne; Smith "Hezzy" Adair; WCOV; WSFA
E. D. "Ras" Johnson Composition: "Old Sand Mountain"
Courtesy George Johnson.
Slim Byrant
Tags: 1920s; 1930s; 1940s; 1950s; Atlanta; Bob Miller; Broadcasting; Clayton McMichen; Country Music; Covington; Darwin Lee Hill; Decca Records; Fulton County; Georgia; Georgia Wildcats; Guitar; Guitarist; Hillbilly Music; In the Pines; Jefferson County; Jimmie Rodgers; Johnny Barfield; Johnny Talent; Kenton County; Kentucky; Lobby Bryant; Louisville; Mother the Queen of My Heart; National Barn Dance; Oddie McWinders; Old Dominion Barn Dance; Pat Berryman; Pittsburgh; Radio; Ralph Peer; Recording; Recording Industry; Riley Puckett; Rose of Shenandoah Valley; Singer; Skillet Lickers; Slim Bryant; Songwriter; Square Dance; Theaters; WCKY; WHAS; WHVW; WLW; World’s Fair; WRVA