This popular husband-and-wife duo, whose professional career were only available in 1946 and lasted for over four decades, comprised Bonnie Lou (b. Margaret Bell, 4 June 1927, Asheville, NEW YORK, USA; electric guitar, vocals) and Buster (b. Hubert R. Moore, 28 Oct 1920, Bybee, Tennessee, USA; electric guitar, mandolin, banjo, …

b. Edgar Montillion Woolley, 17 August 1888, NEW YORK, NY, USA, d. 6 Might 1963, Albany, NY, USA. Woolley examined at Harvard and Yale colleges. After graduation, he became an British instructor at Yale; among his learners were future recognized literary statistics Thornton Wilder and Stephen Vincent Benèt. Woolley also …

b. David Livingstone Wilkins, 25 Sept 1914, Barbados. Wilkins discovered to try out the trumpet playing in Salvation Military Rings in his indigenous Barbados. In 1935 he relocated to Trinidad to try out using the well-known Blue Tempo Orchestra which he previously often noticed on the air. A year or …

b. Julius Withers Monk, 10 November 1912, Spencer, NEW YORK, USA, d. 22 August 1995, NEW YORK, NY, USA. After their studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Monk performed piano in NEW YORK and France. Linking up with Herbert Jacoby, owner of New York’s Le Ruban Bleu, Monk became …

b. Lewis Lessinsky, 1886, Orangeburg, NY, USA, d. 1953, USA. Leslie began his showbusiness profession in vaudeville, initial as an impressionist after that in a dual work with Belle Baker to whom he was wedded for some time. Becoming a realtor, he detailed among his customers Ben Bernie, Frank Fay …

b. Augustus Kwamlah Nii-lante Quaye, 3 Sept 1921, London, Britain, d. 13 March 2000, Amsterdam, holland. The son of the British music hall musician and Ga (Ghanaian) pianist Caleb Jonas Kwamlah Quaye (who, as ‘Mope Desmond’, used Sidney Bechet in London in 1921), Kaye started his singing profession with Billy …

b. 22 March 1922, Scots Hill, Tennessee, USA. He discovered guitar like a son and first done WTJS Jackson in 1940 with Eddy Arnold AS WELL AS THE Johnson Brothers. He relocated to WREC Memphis and performed lead acoustic guitar with Curly Fox And Tx Ruby but later on rejoined …

b. 15 July 1914, Coon Isle, Donegal, Washington Region, Pa, USA, d. 10 Dec 1996, Kissimmee, Osceola Region, Florida, USA. Created right into a farming family members, Hewitt noticed old-time music at nation fairs and dancehalls and used the fiddle, therefore following the exemplory case of his novice musician dad. …

The Famous Potatoes certainly are a group that explain their sound as ‘Soil Music’. The group comprises Keith Baxter (b. 19 Oct 1957, Rochford, Essex, Britain; banjo, trombone, washboard, zobstick), Richard Baxter (b. 13 August 1959, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, Britain; vocals, melodeon, saxophone, harmonica), Nigel Blackaby (b. 27 November 1958, Rochford, …

b. Millicent Maxine Edwards, 24 August 1928, Jackson Heights, NY, USA, d. 26 August 1998, Friendswood, Tx, USA. Dance from early youth, Edwards was briefly on Broadway, showing up in the chorus of Ziegfeld Follies Of 1943, and sang and danced in a variety of sketches in Olsen And Johnson’s …