Gravesites of Southern musicians : a guide to over 300 jazz, blues, country and rock performers' burial places / Edward Amos.
Author/creator |
Amos, Edward |
Format | Book and Print |
Publication Info | Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland, ©2002. |
Description | vii, 155 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm |
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Contents | Louisiana. Mahalia Jackson ; James Carroll Booker III ; Raymond Myles ; Johnny Adams ; Bobby Marchan ; Louis Nelson ; Roosevelt Sykes ; Roy Montrell ; Wayne Bennett ; Louis Prima ; Gram Parsons ; Al Hirt ; Buddy Bolden ; Jessie Hill ; Henry Roeland Byrd (Professor Longhair) ; Oscar Papa Celestin ; Percy Humphrey ; Shirley and Lee ; Red Tyler ; Justin Adams ; George Landry ; Johnny Little Sonny Jones ; Lee Dorsey ; Danny Barker ; George Lewis ; Bobby Mitchell ; Freddie Kohlman ; Robert Pete Williams ; Alton Rubon (Rockin' Dopsie) ; Aldus Roger ; John Delafose ; Andrus Espre (Beau Jocque) ; Wallace Cheese Read ; Austin Pitre ; Wade Fruge ; Dennis McGee ; Dewey Balfa ; Nathan Abshire ; Canray Fontenot ; Iry Lejeune ; Johnny Horton ; Leadbelly -- Arkansas. Albert King ; Robert Nighthawk ; Frank Frost ; James Peck Curtis -- Mississippi. J.B. Lenoir ; Ishmon Bracey ; Johnny Vincent ; KC Douglas ; Jimmie Rodgers ; Rod Brasfield ; Elmore James ; Lonnie Pitchford ; Robert Johnson ; Mississippi John Hurt ; Charley Patton ; Rice Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson #2) ; Mississippi Fred McDowell ; O. B. McClinton ; Gus Cannon ; Mississippi Joe Callicott ; Lizzie Douglas (Memphis Minnie) -- Tennessee. Jimmy King ; Carl Alexander ; Johnny Ace ; Nat D. Williams ; Al Jackson, Jr. ; Rev. Herbert Brewster ; Thomas Pinkston ; Booker T. Laury ; Bill Black ; Joe Cuoghi ; Gladys Presley ; Furry Lewis ; Lester Hill (Joe Hill Louis) ; Coy Love, Jr. ; Charlie Feathers ; Jimmie Lunceford ; Ma Rainey ; Peter Chatman, Jr. (Memphis Slim) ; Chris Bell ; Charlie Rich ; Bill Justis ; O'Landa Draper ; R. W. Blackwood ; Bill Lyles ; Cecil Blackwood ; Rev. Robert Wilkins ; Phineas Newborn, Jr. ; Sleepy John Estes ; Edward Kirby ; Carl Perkins ; John Lee Williamson (Sonny Boy Williamson #1) ; Daddy-O Dewey Phillips ; Lefty Frizzell ; Hawshaw Hawkins ; Cowboy Copas ; Randy Hughes ; Jack Anglin ; Lonzo ; Alcoyne Bate Beasley ; Stringbean ; Jimmy Wiedner ; Cousin Jody ; Smiley Wilson ; Grandpa Jones ; Ira Louvin ; Doyle Wilburn ; Barry Sadler ; Roy Acuff ; Jimmy Martin ; Hank Snow ; Pete Drake ; Jack Drake ; Keith Whitley ; Dean Manuel ; George Morgan ; Jerry Rivers ; Theron Hale ; Speck Rhodes ; Hubert Long ; Floyd Cramer ; Luther Perkins ; Maybelle Carter ; Joe Maphis ; Conway Twitty ; Red Foley ; Red Sovine ; Webb Pierce ; Marty Robbins ; Larrie Londin ; Mel Street ; Tommy Jackson ; Eddie Noack ; Owen Bradley ; Tammy Wynette ; Felice Bryant ; Boudleaux Bryant ; Duke of Pakucah ; J. D. Sumner ; Bobby Russell ; Robert Lunn ; Fred Rose ; Willie Richardson ; Jim Denny ; Pop Stoneman ; Deford Bailey ; Eddie Rabbitt ; Roy Hall ; Ernest Tubb ; Justin Tubb ; Jay Webb ; Shot Jackson ; Allen Woody ; Herman Crook ; Felton Jarvis ; Sam McGhee ; Kirk McGhee ; Uncle Dave Macon ; Lester Flatt ; Dottie West ; Bill Monroe ; Charley Monroe -- Alabama. Arthur Alexander ; Rabon Delmore ; Alton Delmore ; Eddie Kendrick ; Herman Blount (Sun Ra) ; Erskine Hawkins ; Eddie Hinton ; Johnny Shines ; Hank Williams ; Audrey Williams -- Georgia. Riley Puckett ; Gid Tanner ; Blind Andy Jenkins ; Chuck Willis ; Willie Perryman (Piano Red) ; Duane Allman ; Berry Oakley ; Blind Willie McTell -- South Carolina. Toy Caldwell ; Carl Story ; Pinkney Anderson -- North Carolina. Lowman Pauling ; Charlie Poole ; Clarence Pauling ; Curtis Pauling ; Merle Watson ; Dickie Goodman -- Virginia. A. P. Carter ; Sara Carter ; Virginia Dick (Patsy Cline) ; Arthur Big Boy Cruddup -- Appendix. "Music to hunt graves by". |
Abstract | The gravesites of well-known musicians such as Guitar Slim, Bill Monroe, Tammy Wynette, Duane Allman and Mahalia Jackson are visited in this reference work, as well as the final resting places of dozens of less well known but vitally important American musicians. Many photographs of gravesites are included, along with specific directions to burial sites. The book is especially thorough in relation to the most important cities in Southern music - Nashville, New Orleans and Memphis. There are numerous side trips through Cajun country, blues-related sites in Mississippi, old time country musicians' graves throughout Alabama and North Carolina, and many other places. |
Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references (page 147) and index. |
LCCN | 2002006996 |
ISBN | 0786412704 (softcover : alk. paper) |
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