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>> Clyde Moody continued: Shenandoah Waltz became a certified gold hit Clyde followed that with similar tunes Cherokee Waltz and I Waltz Alone, he became known as the Hillbilly Waltz King. Beginning in 1945 Clyde remained at WSM radio and appearing on the Opry for several years as a solo artist. By 1972 Clyde had moved back to Nashville where he remained and toured as part of Tommy Scott’s Last Real Old Time Medicine Show Nah, one song is not enough, let’s spin a six-song set: I Dreamed You Dreamed of Me 1949, I Talk To Myself About You 1975, If You Only Knew 1951, I’m So Lonesome 1946, The Little Long Cabin 1967, The Blues Came Pouring Down in 1951 and You'll Never Know What I've Been Through 1949. How about them apples! Hey Clyde, do you end your shows with a Gospel tune? You bet, Old Country Church 1966
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Autry was singer, musician and songwriter, born in Florence, Alabama. Autry was a dear personal friend of Miss June’s. Autry was a child prodigy at 14; in 1943/1944 he was performing on a local radio station [WLAY]. After completing school, he worked as a reporter for the Lauderdale Co. Law & Equity Court.
In his late teens Autry joined Cowboy Copas's band, the Oklahoma Cowboys, as a bassist. Shortly thereafter he played in George Morgan's Candy Kids until 1952. He released his first solo single on the Bullet Label Records; in 1952 he signed with Decca Records, for whom he recorded over 40 country songs. During this period released some very nice songs such as; ; Let’s Take the Long Way Home in 1952, It’s A Shame in ’54, Blue Monday in ’55 and I Lost You When I Found You in ’57. Autry Autry’s career was interrupted by being drafted into the army. After a four-stint he switched to playing rockabilly music in 1956. His first single in the style, Be Bop Baby and It Would Be a Doggone Lie, which became the best-known of his rockabilly titles. This style did not appeal to John nor most country folks as proven when he changed to RCA Records in 1958 and released further rockabilly singles to limited success. In the 1960s, he recorded for Mercury Records, United Artists Records, Sims Records, Guest Star Records, and Jubilee Records where he cut some adult [not vulgar] stand-up comedy albums [video] continued on next page...
Autry Inman
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seems like a chart-topper to us.
Autry Inman aka Robert Autry Inman <> January 6, 1929 – September 6, 1988 [Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm]
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Surprisingly, Autry had limited chart success only reaching the top 100 three times. That aside, the nine songs included in this write-up are, in our opinion, worthy of top 100 and a couple, such as I Wear It Well [1962] and My World Is 8 X 10 [1963] top 10. I Wear It Well
