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George Morgan Biography, Photos, Pictures

The Candy Kid — as George Morgan was known after his first hit “Candy Kisses” spent three weeks at the top of the country chart — was a grand country crooner in the tradition of Eddy Arnold, whom he replaced on the Grand Old Opry in 1948

George Nelson Biography, Photos, Pictures

Rhythm guitarist George Nelson has recorded with country artist John Lincoln Wright in groups such as the Sour Mash Boys ~ Eugene Chadbourne, All Music Guide

Cheerful folkies Clarysage like their recording engineer George Nelson quite a lot, mounting his photograph on the Texas duo’s website and allowing him the indescribable honor of playing electric guitar on their album entitled Tell Me Your Truth

George Pegram Biography, Photos, Pictures

George Franklin Pegram was born and raised in Guilford County, a farming community that was rich in traditional music Growing up as a teenager, the musician purchased his first Silvertone banjo for $15

George Strait Biography, Photos, Pictures

Out of all the new country singers to emerge in the early ’80s, George Strait stayed the closest to traditional country Drawing from both the honky tonk and Western swing traditions, Strait didn’t refashion the genres; instead, he revitalized them for a new decade

George Wade & His Cornhuskers Biography, Photos, Pictures

Wade and the Cornhuskers was a highly influential large band, one of the few recorded in Canada by RCA in the decade prior to the onset of World War II However, very little information exists about the leader or his activities following the end of the recording ban that took place during the war, halting the careers of many a touring and recording artist

George Washington Biography, Photos, Pictures

While a small colony of musicians named George Washington exist, in some cases recording credits under this name are for the actual first American president and founding father himself, his words utilized by various performers including country and western singer Tim McGraw

George Washington Johnson Biography, Photos, Pictures

Schoolteacher and poet George Washington Johnson made only one contribution to the world of popular song: the lyrics to the standard “When You and I Were Young, Maggie,” written for his new wife, Maggie Clark, who was ailing from tuberculosis

Georgia Middleman Biography, Photos, Pictures

Country singer Georgia Leigh Middleman was born in Houston, TX When she was only ten years old, she landed a steady singing gig at San Antonio’s Texas Star Inn, where she pleased audiences with renditions of old favorite country tunes like “Coal Miner’s Daughter

Gabriel Dorman Biography, Photos, Pictures

Gabriel Dorman grew up in Connecticut and began playing violin at the age of eight He quit seven years later, however, and became fascinated with the guitar After graduating from college with a degree in history, he moved to New York City and began playing acoustic guitar at various clubs

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