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November 1954 The Cash Box, Music Page 60 20, RadiOzark Artists I I I I I I Jimmie I I I Davis RED FOLEY I sings of I tt Star RadiOzark I “TALLER THAN I I TREES” I and ARLIE DUFF FOGGY RIVER BOYS HAWKSHAW HAWKINS M I “NEAR THE CROSS” I DECCA 29278 I • I Thanks to the I Nation's DJ's! I Happy Convention I Time I A Texas school teacher and basket- This foursome, organized several Wheeling, West Virginia’s loss was A NOTE OF t wrote and Springfield, Missouri’s gain, when six- i MS ball coach at the time he Foley to appear months ago by Red < recorded “Y’All Come,” Arlie has now foot five-inch Hawkshaw Hawkins left left the teaching profession behind on “The Ozark Jubilee”, is now re- WWVA’s “Jamboree” and joined the : TOlNEOJ's... cast of “The Ozark Jubilee”. Known t and moved to Springfield, Mo., where The two men stand- cording for Decca. the most color- "If is our sincere desire he is featured each Saturday night far and wide as one of J ^ was ing in the picture above ai-e Bill and ful of all showbusiness figures, the to thank the nation's Disk on “The Ozark Jubilee”. Arlie J J recently married in a ceremony at good-looking Victor warbler drives Jockeys for their Monty Matthews, sparkplugs of the A part in J The Crossroads of Country Music, with an El Dorado Cadillac which is much original, well-remembered “Jordan- J making our act a suc- fellow Decca artist Red Foley as his like a fire chief’s car in color and about cess best man. aires” quartet. the size of a hook-and-ladder truck. Gratefully, THE BUD ISAACS TOMMY JACKSON GRADY MARTIN WILBURN t BROTHERS (DOYLE and TEDDY) Our latest DECCA release “LET ME BE THE FIRST TO KNOW” b/w “CAREFREE A former professional boxer. Bud The widely known “King of the Combination bandleader - and - pilot MOMENTS” Country Fiddlers” has been playing for Red Foley, the 25-year-old “Mr. Isaacs now uses his hands to better professionally since the age of 15. A Deeea #29277 Slewfoot” was raised in Marshall native of Nashville, Tommy is now advantage as RCA Victor’s “star of associated with “The Ozark Jubilee” County, Tennessee. He began his pro- Personal Mgt. the steel guitar.” Bud is a regular in Springfield, Mo., where he is heard fessional career at the age of 16 in HUBERT LONG on the Red Foley ABC Network por- Nashville, where he was a regular on TS37 McGAVOCK PIKE member of Red Foley’s “Crossroads tion of the big show. In addition to WSM’s “Grand Ole Opry” until mov- X NASHVILLE, TENN. Phone 2-6635 cutting his own records for Dot, ing to Springfield, Mo., and joining Boys” band and a featured artist on Tommy is heard on the records of “The Ozark Jubilee”. Grady is one of “The Ozark Jubilee”. many of the top C & W singing stars. Decca’s prize properties. ‘f#’s What^a in THE CASH BOX That Counts” www.americanradiohistory.com.

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