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Jimmy Swan (* 18. November 1912 in Sand Mountain, Alabama; † 29. Oktober 1994; eigentlich James Edgar Schwann) war ein US-amerikanischer Country-Musiker
James Eldon Swan (November 18, 1912 – 29 October 1995) was an American country musician and later, a segregationist political candidate.
Jimmy Swan. I Had A Dream. Jimmy Swan (ursprünglich Schwann) wurde am 18. November 1912 in Cullman County im Norden Alabamas geboren. Er wuchs in Birmingham auf und erinnerte sich daran, dass er in einer Billardhalle die spitzen Schuhe von Jimmie Rodgers poliert hatte.
Jimmy Swan (originally Schwann) was born in Cullman County in north Alabama on November 18, 1912. He grew up in Birmingham, and remembered buffing Jimmie Rodgers's pointy-toed shoes in a pool hall. He took his cue from the Singing Brakeman and became the Singing Newsboy.
Lord, I'm walking and I'm talking, my head hanging low, Ain't got no sweet woman cause I told her to go,I got the blues, oh, Lord. I got the blues, the long ...
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In 1994, at the age of 82, Jimmy Swan had a heart attack and left this world, mourned by friends, family, broadcasting colleagues, and Country Music fans the world over. Much of his musical legacy is still available on CD, thanks to a label in Germany called Bear Family Records.
Jimmy Swan. Country Folk singer US born in November 18, 1912 in Cullman (Alabama), real name James Edgar Schwann. Jimmy Swan began in radio in the early 1950s of Hattiesburg station. He made a first single in 1952 on Trumpet before joining MGM Records in 1953.
