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10. Dez. 2014 · Now, the people who knew Axton best are sharing their memories of her in a new documentary. Last month, filmmaker Randall Wilson finished post-production on the documentary “Mama Mae: The Life ...
1. Aug. 2012 · Mae Boren Axton was the sister of Oklahoma Congressman Lyle Boren and the aunt of former governor and U. S. Senator David Boren. After graduating from East Central State College in Ada with a teaching degree, Mae Boren met and married John Axton. John Axton was serving in the Navy and eventually was stationed in Jacksonville, Fla. Mae Axton was teaching high school English in Jacksonville and ...
Mae Boren Axton was the sister of Oklahoma congressman Lyle Boren and the aunt of former governor and U. S. Senator David Boren. After graduating from East Central State College in Ada with a teaching degree, Mae Boren met and married John Axton. John Axton was serving in the Navy and eventually was stationed in Jacksonville, FL Mae Axton was teaching high school English in Jacksonville at ...
The AXTON family Musical Legacy started in the summer of 1956 when my grandmother, Mae Boren Axton, a full-time English teacher and part-time public relations maven, met a young man named Elvis Presley. She promised to write him a “hit” song and a short time later that came true, co-penning Elvis’ first million selling chart-topping hit, Heartbreak Hotel.
Matt Axton is a California based singer- songwriter, guitarist and band leader. His music is a “humble slice of Americana,” a mix of folk, funk, country, blues and rock. Matt's calm yet commanding storytelling mixed with his rich baritone voice and finger picking guitar style connects with music lovers of all kinds.
Mae Boren Axton wrote numerous hit songs including "Heartbreak Hotel" which became Elvis Presley's first Number One song. She died in 1997. She died in 1997. Hoyt Axton was a singer, songwriter and actor and wrote the hit songs "Joy to the World" and "Never Been to Spain" for Three Dog Night.
Mae Boren Axton ; † 9. April 1997 in Hendersonville ) war eine US-amerikanische Reporterin, Lehrerin, Radiomoderatorin, PR-Agentin und Songwriterin. Sie schrieb allein oder mit Koautoren etwa 200 Lieder, deren bekanntestes Heartbreak Hotel ist, der erste Nummer-1-Hit von Elvis Presley 1956.
