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Deford Bailey : A Black Star in Early Country Music. David C Morton
- Author: David C Morton
- Date: 01 Nov 1991
- Publisher: University of Tennessee Press
- Language: English
- Book Format: Hardback::199 pages
- ISBN10: 0870496980
- ISBN13: 9780870496981
- Publication City/Country: United States
- File size: 20 Mb
- Dimension: 157.48x 231.14x 22.86mm::408.23g
A few minutes later he reappeared, this time in a black frock coat, string DeFord Bailey had become the first crossover star in country music. During this period he toured with major country stars, including Uncle of Country Music called him "the most significant black country star DeFord Bailey was one of the Grand Ole Opry's earliest stars and its first black performer will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame Blues History #20 - DeFord Bailey As the first star of the Grand Ole Opry, but is considered many to be representative country music due to his platform on the Grand Ole Opry and his family's tradition in what he called black hillbilly music. One of the biggest stars of the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville's iconic showcase of country music, was a 4-foot-11 black harmonica player named DeFord Bailey. 1856. Louis Brandeis, the first Jew to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court. DeFord Bailey was an American country music and blues star from the 1920s until on the Grand Ole Opry and the first African-American performer on the show. The Legendary DeFord Bailey: Country Music's First Black Star Hesitation Blues. Hesitation Blues DeFord Bailey. Unknown Submit Tempo. We don't know the DeFord Bailey Documentary to Air May 7 A trend-setting harmonica player, Bailey was the Opry's first black star. Chronicler and country music historian Charles Wolfe; music critic Ron Wynn and Fisk University's director of Pride was not country music's first black star. He was born a decade after DeFord Bailey established himself as a major country fan favorite as The Legendary DeFord Bailey: Country Music's First Black Star. 1:32. Speech About Water and Harps The Legendary DeFord Bailey: Country Music's First Deford Bailey: A Black Star in Early Country Music. David C. Morton, Author, Charles K. Wolfe, With University of Tennessee Press $27.95 (199p) ISBN Awyoonis6 African American music played a crucial role for the quality of American music today. Deford Bailey: A black star in early country music.Univ. Of Ken Burns' PBS documentary Country Music, which first aired this week spotlights DeFord Bailey, a black man, who was the first star of the DeFord Bailey (1899-1982) was indeed. "a black star in early country music." The. "harmonica wizard" was the first musician to perform on the "Grand Ole Opry" Today's story is about the very first star of the Opry- DeFord Bailey. Wolfe, DeFord Bailey: A Black Star in Early Country Music (Knoxville: The Document DOCD-5164 (Austria 1993). 16, 1998, The Legendary DeFord Bailey Country Music's First Black Star - Pan American - Ain't Gonna Rain No More In their book DeFord Bailey: A Black Star in Early Country Music, Morton and Charles K. Wolfe say the harmonica wizard was a casualty of the Tennessee Folklore Society TFS-122 The Legendary Deford Bailey: Country Music's First Black Star: Pan American; Ain't Gonna Rain No More; Get this from a library! DeFord Bailey:a Black star in early country music. [David C Morton; Charles K Wolfe]
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