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18. März 2011 · 18 March 2011. Ferlin Husky has been credited with creating the template for the Nashville sound. Country music pioneer and actor Ferlin Husky, best known for hits including Gone, has died aged 85 ...
12. Apr. 2008 · Ferlin Husky with - A Fallen Star. Originally released on the 1957 album called 'Husky Hits' and for a new generation of listeners, on his 1991 album 'With F...
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Ferlin Eugene Husky was born in Cantwell, Missouri, on December 3, 1925, and grew up the son of a sharecropper on a small Missouri farm. He was named Ferland after one of his father's friends, but his birth certificate nevertheless read "Ferlin," and the spelling stuck. An uncle taught him guitar before age ten; tuning the family radio to KMOX-St. Louis, he heard smooth-singing favorites like ...
18. März 2011 · Ferlin Husky, a pioneering country music entertainer in the 1950s and early '60s known for hits like "Wings of a Dove" and "Gone" and who was recently inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame ...
17. März 2011 · Through 1972, Husky charted regularly on Capitol and broke the Top Ten with “Once” (1966-67) and “Just for You” (1967-68). He switched to ABC in 1973 and had his last chart-making single in 1975. His fifty-one charting country sides include his Simon Crum hit “Country Music Is Here to Stay” (#2, 1958-59). In 2005 he released the ...
Real Name: Ferlin Eugene Husky. Profile: American country music singer and member of the Grand Ole Opry. Born 3 December, 1925 (Cantwell, MO, USA) Died 17 March, 2011 (West Moreland, TN, USA). Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame (2010) and the Missouri Country Music Hall of Fame (2006). Show more.
18. März 2011 · Ferlin Husky, Country Music Hall of Fame Inductee, Dies at 85. The singer, who sold more than 20 million records and once had Elvis Presley open for him, suffered from heart disease.
