Bopping.org identifies this shot from the WDXI-AM Studios Mid-1950's as Earl White (fiddle), J. O. White (mandolin) Howard "Curley" Griffin (singer/guitar), Bill Wallace (guitar), ??? (steel), David (bass). Curley Griffin, the credited co-writer with Carl Perkins of "Boppin' the Blues" and "Dixie Fried," had a show at WDXI-AM and singer-band leader. ... See MoreSee Less
James Earl was from Savannah and was married to cousin. He went on to play over 50 years on the Grand Ole Opry every Friday and Saturday night. He died a couple of years ago.
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Howard "Curley" Griffin (Disc Jockey at WDXI-AM in Jackson, TN) is the credited co-writer with Carl Perkins of "Dixie Fried" and "Boppin' the Blues" According to bopping.org the photo from the Mid-1950's shows Curley Griffin, Earl White, Helen Griffin, David, Charlie Rhodes. ... See MoreSee Less
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Bopping.org identifies this shot from the WDXI-AM Studios Mid-1950's as Earl White (fiddle), J. O. White (mandolin) Howard "Curley" Griffin (singer/guitar), Bill Wallace (guitar), ??? (steel), David (bass). Curley Griffin, the credited co-writer with Carl Perkins of "Boppin' the Blues" and "Dixie Fried," had a show at WDXI-AM and singer-band leader. ... See MoreSee Less
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James Earl was from Savannah and was married to cousin. He went on to play over 50 years on the Grand Ole Opry every Friday and Saturday night. He died a couple of years ago. His wife Anita does not have this picture. Thank you for posting it.
Howard "Curley" Griffin (Disc Jockey at WDXI-AM in Jackson, TN) is the credited co-writer with Carl Perkins of "Dixie Fried" and "Boppin' the Blues"
According to bopping.org the photo from the Mid-1950's shows Curley Griffin, Earl White, Helen Griffin, David, Charlie Rhodes. ... See MoreSee Less
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