
JIMMIE RODGERS (1897 - 1933) (Born September 8, 1897, Meridian, Mississippi;
Country music, then known as Hillbilly music, started with him and his blue yodeling. Known for fourteen years as the Singing Brakman because he worked on the southern railroads out of his native Meridian, Mississippi, he later was dubbed the "Father of Country Music."
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MY MUSICAL LIFE By Carl P. McConnell Mabel
McConnell talks about the Carter Family, Doc & Carl,
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Fowl Ball: An impressive flock of local and international showbirds gathered recently for an impromptu musical performance at the James D. Martin Wildlife Park in Gadsden, AL. You are cordially invited to watch.