File:Bob Willis, T. Texas Tyler, Spade Cooley, Merle Travis, Hank Thompson and Cindy Walker's Stuff.jpg

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English: Bob Willis, T. Texas Tyler, Spade Cooley, Merle Travis, Hank Thompson, and Cindy Walker's Stuff at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, 2018
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Source https://www.flickr.com/photos/pleia2/31796513778/in/album-72157703123552815/
Author Elizabeth K. Joseph
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HOLLYWOOD
  BARN DANCE
COUNTRY MOVES WEST
The dust bowl migration of the 1930s and the lure of defense industry
jobs swelled California's wartime population with working-class
southerners. Dance halls and nightclubs throughout the Golden
State catered to displaced country fans. Their numbers made the
West Coast fertile territory for hillbilly singers and musicians,
many of whom found work in the film industry, on radio, and in
recording studios in Los Angeles and elsewhere. The most popular
country stars could command top dollar. In Oakland, Bob Wills and
his Texas Playboys performed for audiences larger than those that
turned out to see Tommy Dorsey and Benny Goodman's swing bands.
  • Bob Willis, T. Texas Tyler, Spade Cooley, Merle Travis, Hank Thompson and Cindy Walker's Stuff.jpg
    Bob Willis, T. Texas Tyler, Spade Cooley, Merle Travis, Hank Thompson and Cindy Walker's Stuff.jpg
  • T. Texas Tyler's double-breasted western-cut jacket embroidered with playing cards cerebrating his hit "Deck of Cards", Bob Wills's fiddle with back inlay - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (2018-08-21 13.09.49 by e Kat).jpg
    T. Texas Tyler's double-breasted western-cut jacket embroidered with playing cards cerebrating his hit "Deck of Cards", Bob Wills's fiddle with back inlay - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (2018-08-21 13.09.49 by e Kat).jpg
  • Merle Travis's 1952 Gibson Super 400 Special custom made including decorated headstock & fretboard pearl inlays, Hank Thompson's red leather jacket, boots, scarf - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (2018-08-21 13-10-29 by e Kat).jpg
    Merle Travis's 1952 Gibson Super 400 Special custom made including decorated headstock & fretboard pearl inlays, Hank Thompson's red leather jacket, boots, scarf - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (2018-08-21 13-10-29 by e Kat).jpg
  • Triple neck guitar, CMHF.jpg
    Triple neck guitar, CMHF.jpg
Camera location36° 09′ 29.56″ N, 86° 46′ 33.77″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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