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25 de ago. de 2020 · Although basic, Doc Williams was always known for having excellent audio equipment for the time. Wheeling’s own James M. Black built most of this equipment. Doc Williams opened Doc Williams’ Musselman’s Grove in Claysburg, Pennsylvania, in 1947. Doc is shown emceeing on stage, with a large crowd of fans in the audience.
Doc Williams made his first appearance on the WWVA Jamboree back in December of 1937. He's the oldest living regular member of the Jamboree and still a favorite of the fans. It didn't take him long to capture the hearts of the fans - in 1938 he won the distinction as the station's most popular act. His ...
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22 de feb. de 2024 · Known as the “Bobby-Sox Crooner” in his early years, Cy sang harmony with Doc and also did solo work. Cy would then play fiddle for his brother’s band, “Doc Williams and the Border Riders” from 1935 to 1953. Cy with his fiddle. “The Doc Williams Sound” consisted of Doc on guitar, Marion Martin on accordion, and Cy on fiddle.
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[Written by Doc Williams]Issued as Doc Williams acc by The Border Riders on Quality 1055 A [1951] - [CANADA}Recorded Circa 1950 C...
2 de feb. de 2011 · Country music singer Doc Williams became a big star in small places through the power of radio.. In the years before World War II, his Wheeling, W.Va.-based radio show built him a following in ...
