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Hosted by georgecroftmusic · music · EN · 55 episodes
George Croft explores the history of American music and sits down with working artists and music industry professionals.
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Episode #58
Zach Neil is the 2022 Texas Country Music Association Male Artist of the Year and has earned 5 consecutive Top 40 Texas Country singles - not bad for someone who planned to follow in his dads footsteps and farm. Farming is the family business, but Zach decided take that work ethic and apply it to a career in music. As a singer, songwriter and live performer, Zach uniquely puts his own twist on country music.
Episode #57
<p >Eddy Arnold was a Tennessee farm boy who became one of country music’s smoothest crossover stars, helping shape the Nashville Sound and charting hits for more than four decades.</p> Early years <p >Eddy Arnold was born Richard Edward Arnold on May 15, 1918, on a farm near Henderson/Chester County, Tennessee, the youngest in a large farming family. His father died when he was eleven, the family farm was lost, and the Arnolds became sharecroppers during the Depression, experiences that later inspired his “Tennessee Plowboy” image.</p> <p >He learned guitar from his family, played local dances as a teenag...
Episode #56
<p>John A. Lomax, a pioneering folklorist, discovered blues musician Huddie Ledbetter (Lead Belly) in 1933 while recording inmates at Angola Prison in Louisiana, alongside his son Alan Lomax. John helped secure Lead Belly's parole and hired him as a driver, assistant, and performer, signing a management contract in 1935 that later soured due to disputes over money and control, leading to a settlement. Alan Lomax maintained a closer, more collaborative friendship with Lead Belly, assisting him legally in 1939 and working together on recordings and performances for years after #GCAMS #musichistory #podcast</p>
Episode #55
<p>Sister Rosetta Tharpe — the gospel legend who electrified the world with her powerful voice and groundbreaking guitar skills. Often called the "Godmother of Rock & Roll," she blended sacred gospel with raw rhythm and blues, shattering barriers and directly inspiring legends like Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, and Johnny Cash.</p> <p>From her humble beginnings performing in churches as a child, to her rise as a trailblazing Black woman in a male-dominated industry, this video explores her groundbreaking career, hit songs like "This Train" and "Strange Things Happening Every Day," her historic 1960s performances, and the lasting impact sh...
Episode #54
<p>June Carter Cash (born Valerie June Carter, June 23, 1929 – May 15, 2003) was a legendary American country singer, songwriter, comedienne, actress, musician, and author, widely regarded as a key figure in country music history and a member of its "First Family."</p> Early Life and Carter Family Roots <p>Born in Maces Spring, Virginia, in the Appalachian foothills, June was the middle daughter of Ezra "Eck" Carter and Maybelle Carter. Her mother was part of the original Carter Family (with A.P. and Sara Carter), who made some of the earliest influential country recordings at the 1927 Bristol Sessions.</p> <p>After the or...
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