American Music Awards: The 4th American Music Awards
The 4th American Music Awards
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- Season: 4
- Episode: 4
- First Aired: 1/31/1977
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Michael Jackson, the legendary King of Pop and one of the most famous artists in history, came into the world on August 29th, 1958. He was born to Joseph and Katherine Jackson and was the seventh ... Read More »
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Tammy Wynette was known as The First Lady of Country Music! She was born Virginia Wynette Pugh on May 5, 1942, on her grandfather's cotton farm in Itawamba County, Mississippi. As a child she picke... Read More »
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Freddy was an accomplished pop/county singer who had a string of #1 hits including Wasted Days, Wasted Nights . He was very proud of his Mexican/American heritage and regularly did concerts in bo... Read More »
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Role: HimselfIn early '65, Peter Frampton formed the pop band The Herd with Andy Bown, keyboards, Gary Taylor, bass, Andrew Steele, drums. After Parlophone dropped them after flop singles, they signed to Fontan... Read More »
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Merv Griffin, a man of many talents began singing in his church choir as a teenager and to earn a little extra money he became the church organist. This led to a singing career with the Freddy Mart... Read More »
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George Jones was born in Suratory Texas.He hit the charts in the 1950s. In 1991 Jones was in MCA to record a song. In 1996 Jones told his life story in a book I Love To Tell It All. In Apr... Read More »
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Keith was born on August 23, 1947 to Alfred and Kitty Moon in Wembley, London. Keith auditioned for The Who in 1964 dressed in a ginger suit and hair.... He completely destroyed the drum set he pl... Read More »
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Donald (Donny) Clark Osmond was born December 9, 1957 as the seventh of nine children to Olive and George Osmond. He has seven brothers and one sister. Donny got his first taste of stardom at ... Read More »
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Charley Pride was probably the only African-American to hit the country music charts. Read More »
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Trumpet player who joined the Tonight Show band in 1962 and was later named musical director in 1967, a position he held until star Johnny Carson retired in 1993. Severinsen's trademarks were his ... Read More »
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A native of Delight, Arkansas, Glen Campbell started out early in music. When he was four, his father bought Glen a five-dollar Sears Roebuck guitar, and within two years Campbell was an accomplish... Read More »
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Herb started playing the trumpet at age eight and at 15 started a trio in high school. After being drafted into the Army and playing in the Sixth Army band in San Francisco, California, he partner... Read More »
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Toni Tennille was raised in Montgomery, Alabama as part of a talented family of entertainers. Her father, Frank, was a big band singer with Bob Crosby and the Bobcats and her mother, Cathryn, was a... Read More »
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Bobby Vinton, the “Polish Prince”, was one of the most successful American pop music singers in the latter 20th century. The Pittsburgh native continued to score hits from the 50s to the 80s and st... Read More »
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Steveie Wonder was born Steveland Morris. He was born May 13, 1950 in Saginaw Michigan. He was blind from birth because he was premature. He is one of Motown records biggest artist. Wonder learned... Read More »
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Daryl Dragon came by his musical influences quite naturally. His father, Carmen Dragon was the conductor of the Hollywood Bowl Symphony and by recording several symphonic works for Capitol Records.... Read More »
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Aretha Franklin (born March 25, 1942 in Memphis, Tennessee) is a legendary, nineteen-time Grammy Award winning American soul, R&B, and gospel singer, songwriter, and pianist who is commonly referre... Read More »
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Loretta Lynn is one of the most well known country music artists in the world. She was a coal miners daughter who spend her time singing in variety shows and churches as a youth. She married at t... Read More »
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As a teenager, Marie endeared herself to an entire generation. That bond with her audience not only continued, but grew stronger with the daytime entertainment/talk show Donny & Marie , which pre... Read More »
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Dolly was born in 1946 one of 12 children to Robert Lee Parton, a tobacco farmer, and Avie Lee Parton. She grew up on a small run-down farm in Locust Ridge, Tennessee. She was performing on Nashvil... Read More »
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Born LaDonna Gaines in Boston, she grew up in a strict religious household. She first realized her talent singing before her church's congregation. In the late 1960's, she sang in the rock group,... Read More »
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