Our Era - Movies, Music, Radio and TV, 6th Edition

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Our Era - Movies, Music, Radio & TV, 1950‟s and 1960‟s. 1950Courtesy http://www.cmt.com/news/country-music/1472824/country-music-hall-of-fame-member-pee-wee-king-deadat-86.jhtmlPee Wee KingCMT News Country Music Hall of Fame Member Pee Wee King Dead at 86 March 8, 2000; Written by Charle WolfeIn 1947, Pee Wee suddenly decided to abandon Nashville and return to Louisville. "The main reason was that I wanted television,"he explained years later. The Opry management saw no real future in TV; Pee Wee did. He hit Louisville at thedawn of the golden age of live local TV, and he soon had TV shows over WAVE in Louisville, WBBM in Chicago andWLW in Cincinnati. The shows rejuvenated the local music scene and won for the band repeated Cash Box and Billboardawards. By the early 1950s, TV was a major force in packaging and promoting, and Pee Wee was a warm, elegant fatherfigure for millions of fans. In October 1971 Kentucky Governor Louis B. Nunn declared an official Pee Wee King Day inthe state.In later years, Pee Wee took an interest in the history of the music he had helped define, and served on the board of directorsfor the Country Music Hall of Fame. In 1996 he worked with local writer Wade Hall to produce his authorized biography,Hell Bent for Music (University Press of Kentucky), and in the late '90s much of his RCA work was collected in a boxed setby Bear Family. Most recently, a collection of his 1950s radio transcriptions was released by Bloodshot Records (Pee WeeKing's Country Hoedown).King is survived by his wife Lydia and four children.
Our Era - Movies, Music, Radio & TV, 1950‟s and 1960‟s. 1950/1951Top 25 songs of 19501 The Fat Man Fats Domino2Please Send Me Someone ToLovePercy Mayfield3 Teardrops From My Eyes Ruth Brown4 Mona Lisa Nat "King" Cole5 Tennessee Waltz Patti Page6 Long Gone Lonesome Blues Hank Williams7 Mardi Gras In New Orleans Professor Longhair8 I'm Movin' On Hank Snow9 Rollin' Stone Muddy Waters10 Double Crossing Blues11 Moanin' The Blues Hank Williams12 Pink Champagne Joe Liggins13 Bad Bad Whiskey Amos Milburn14 Count Every Star Ravens15 Why Don't You Love Me Hank Williams16 Goodnight, Irene17 Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy Red FoleyJohnny Otis (Little Esther & theRobins)Weavers with Gordon JenkinsOrchestra18 Oh Babe! Louis Prima (Keely Smith)19 Love Don't Love Nobody Roy Brown20 Blue Light Boogie Louis Jordan21 Bon Ton Roula Clarence Garlow22 Bald Head Roy Byrd (Professor Longhair)23 Safronia B Calvin Boze24 Rollin' And Tumblin' Muddy Waters25 Blue Shadows Lowell FulsonTop 25 songs of 19511 Sixty Minute Man Dominoes2 Rocket 88 Jackie Brenston3 Dust My Broom Elmore James4 Cry Johnnie Ray5 Too Young Nat "King" Cole6 Cold Cold Heart7 Glory Of Love Five Keys8 Three O'Clock Blues B.B. King9 Hey Good Lookin' Hank WilliamsHank Williams / Tony Bennett /Dinah Washington10 How High The Moon Les Paul & Mary Ford11 It Ain't The Meat Swallows12 Chains Of Love Joe Turner13 Black Night Charles Brown14 I'm In The Mood John Lee Hooker15 I Can't Help It Hank Williams16 Booted Rosco Gordon17 Fool, Fool, Fool Clovers18 Don't You Know I Love You Clovers19 How Many More Years Howlin' Wolf20 Lovin' Machine Wynonie Harris21 The Train Kept A'Rollin' Tiny Bradshaw22 I Got Loaded Peppermint Harris23 My Baby Left Me Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup24 Still A Fool Muddy Waters25 Unforgettable Nat "King" Cole
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