Musical Birthday Notes – February 18th
Pee Wee King – country singer/songwriter/accordion/fiddle – best known for co-writing – Tennessee Waltz – 1970 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame – 1974 Country Music
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Pee Wee King – country singer/songwriter/accordion/fiddle – best known for co-writing – Tennessee Waltz – 1970 Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame – 1974 Country Music
Django Reinhardt – jazz guitarist/composer/violin/banjo – associated acts include – Duke Ellington – (1/23/1910 – 5/16/1953) Ken Errair – singer – with quartet – The
The content provided is a list of accomplished musicians from various genres and generations, highlighting their roles, association with renowned bands, hit songs, and awards. Some of the artists mentioned include funk-R&B guitarist Joe Messina, country-bluegrass singer Buck White, keyboardist Tony Gomez, multi-talented rock artist Ted Nugent, and pop sensation Taylor Swift. The list also commemorates the lifetime of artists such as Tom Verlaine and Pat Torpey. Each entry also specifies the musician’s date of birth and, if applicable, date of death.
Sonny Terry (Saunders Terrell)– blues singer/harmonica – 1986 Blues Hall of Fame – (10/24/1911 – 3/11/1986) J.P. Richardson “The Big Bopper” – rock-rockabilly-country singer/musician –
Dave Guard – folk-pop singer/songwriter/musician – founding member of – The Kingston Trio – The Whiskeyhill Singers – solo artist – (10/19/1934 – 3/22/1991) George
Louis Myers – blues guitarist/harmonica – associated acts include – The Aces – (9/18/1929- 9/5/1994) Jimmie Rodgers – pop/adult contemporary singer/guitar/piano – hits include –
Jacob “Jake” Carey – R&B singer – part of the doo-wop group – The Flamingos – best known for their 1959 cover of – I
Rose Maddox – country singer/songwriter/fiddler – fronted the Maddox Brothers & Rose band called “The Most Colorful Hillbilly Band in America – solo artist –