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Dubbed Mr. Smooth for his warm, velvety vocal approach, Jerry Wallace scored a pair of pop hits during the late 1950s before enjoying even greater commercial success as a country singer. Read More, Click Here. rjbocm.com. + Informações

Jerry Wallace, who shot to fame in the late 1950s with a pair of hit songs including "Primrose Lane," died Monday May 5, 2008. He was 79. Wallace died of congestive heart failure at his home. Wallace was born December 15, 1928 in Guilford, Missouri. He later lived in Glendale, Arizona and Los Angeles, California. Jerry developed an interest in guitar and singing. He also acted in various school productions, which came in handy later in his career. After serving in the US Navy, Jerry began recording for Allied Records (1951). Although a few singles were released, they only garnered regional attention. From there he turned out singles on Vogue from 1952 through the mid-'50s. In 1958 Jerry turned up on Challenge Records and scored a respectable single titled, "How the Time Flies." Wallace followed-up with "Diamond Ring (1958) and "A Touch of Pink" in 1959. He finally broke the top-10 that year with "Primrose Lane." Jerry ended his association with Challenge Records after the release of "In the Misty Moonlight." During his early career, Wallace was billed as a pop singer, but in 1965, he moved to Mercury Records and began to generate a more country sound. Then he switched to Liberty Records in 1967, but turned out only minor hits. Jerry signed on with Decca in 1970 and ignighted his career with a string of top-20 country hits. His biggest single "If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry" charted in 1972 and went all the way to No.1. That year, he gained a nomination for the Country .... + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Jerry Wallace (December 15, 1928 -- May 5, 2008) was an American country and popular music singer. Wallace was born in Guilford, Missouri. His better-known songs include "How the Time Flies" (1958), "Primrose Lane" (1959, written by Wayne Shanklin), "Shutters And Boards" (1963, written by American Movie actor Audie Murphy and Canadian song producer Scott Turner), "In The Misty Moonlight" (1964) and "Otoko no Sekai." "The World of the Man", English title: "The Lovers of the World"?) (1970, his biggest selling single that was released in Japan only). "Primrose Lane" was his biggest hit, reaching #8 pop and #12 R&B in the US, selling over one million copies and awarded a gold disc. His song "If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry" was featured in the 1972 Night Gallery episode "The Tune in Dan's Cafe," and the song became a No. 1 hit on the Billboard magazine Hot Country Singles chart that August, spending two weeks at the top of the chart, crossing to #39 pop and #9 easy listening. "How The Time Flies" was Wallace's first big hit, reaching #11 pop and #11 R&B. In 1972, he gained nomination for the Country Music Association Award as Male Vocalist of the Year, and his song "To Get To You" gained nomination for Single of the Year. Wallace died on May 5, 2008 in Corona, California, after .... + Informações

Primrose Lane by Jerry Wallace. + Informações

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Performed on September 1964. + Informações

JERRY WALLACE SINGING ONE OF HIS HIT SONGS.. + Informações

Lovers Of The World - Jerry Wallace 1970 it became a hit only in Japan. + Informações

HOW THE TIME FLIES ~ Jerry Wallace ~ 1958 ~ Challenge Records (California). Jerry Wallace was born in 1928 in Guilford, Missouri and passed away in 2008. Challenge Records was owned by Country & Western legend, Gene Autry , which is why there is a letter "G" & a letter "A" above the label name "Challenge". Jerry Wallace handles both the lead vocals and the bass lines in the bridge of the song and a group calling themselves, The Jewels, are providing the background harmonies.. + Informações

Jerry Wallace (December 15, 1928 -- May 5, 2008) was an American country and pop singer. Between 1958 and 1964, Wallace charted nine hits on the Billboard Hot 100, including the #8 "Primrose Lane." This single got to #24 in 1963.. + Informações

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The Professional Work of Jerry Wallace (Dec. 15, 1928 - May 5, 2008): Dubbed Mr. Smooth for his warm, velvety vocal approach, Jerry Wallace scored a pair of pop hits during the late 1950s before enjoying even greater commercial success as a country singer. Jerry began his music career with Challenge Records (1957) and had his best known pop hit with Primrose Lane (with backing group the Jewels) in 1959. As a pop singer, between 1958 and 1964, Wallace charted nine hits on the Billboard Hot 100. Born in Guilford, Missouri and raised in Glendale, Arizona, Wallace was the son of a grocery store owner. After a brief stay in Arizona he settled in Hollywood and following a US Navy stint, he signed to the Allied label(1951) to cut a series of little-noticed singles including Little Miss One, That's What a Woman Can Do and Runnin' After Love. Upon signing to the Challenger label (1959), Wallace notched a top-20 pop hit, How the Time Flies, followed a year later by the million-selling Primrose Lane. His other top-40 hits included Shutters and Boards (1963) and In The Misty Moonlight (1964). Wallace had his biggest success when he was convinced to switch to country music. He made his debut on the country music charts in 1965, entering it thirty-five times between then and 1980. In that times pan, Wallace charted within the country top-10 four times. His only Number One was If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry (No. 1, 1972). On the country charts, he had more than thirty-five hits .... + Informações

This was Jerry's last top 40 country tune (#38 in 1978). It's not on THIS album shown in the video, I just put that up there for laughs. Bad haircut, Jerry!. + Informações

Carl Smith had a hit in the Country chart in 1955 with this song and Jerry Wallace updated it a few years later. I don't think it was a hit in the Country field for Jerry, but it probably made the Pop charts. It's an excellent record with Jerry not sounding unlike Nat 'King' Cole.. + Informações

One of the underrated artists of country, Wallace had a mess of hits through the 60's until the early 1980's. This was one of his early ones, a #19 hit from 1971.. + Informações

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TheDemise of Original Country Music Original Country Music (OCM) is a type of music that has a unique sound and style with a blend of musical forms originally found in the Southern United States. It evolved from folk music, gospel music and old-time or hillbilly music in the 1920s. The term country music began to surface in the 1940s when the earlier term hillbilly music was considered degrading. Currently it is referred to as original country music (coined by Ray Price), thereby distinguishing it from the current pop oriented sound. Traditional artists had a distinctive sound, a sort of brand that made them easily identifiable from their peers. Hank Williams, Ray Price, Merle Haggard, Conway Twitty, George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Kitty Wells and Patsy Cline all had distinguishable voices as did their peers. The music was presented in a heartfelt and professional manner. The industry fostered respect and it was exemplified by the method the artists presented themselves on and off stage. There were no faded or torn jeans, unmatched apparel or exposed cleavage. The Grand Ole Opry had stringent rules that not only governed the aforementioned, but also the type of musical instruments allowed on stage. Until the mid-1950s, the Opry didnt allow drums on stage and initially drums were placed back stage behind curtains. By the early-1990s, Opry executives loosened the rules regarding onstage presentations and today it appears they have little involvement in that .... + Informações

This is a Cindy Walker song recorded by Jerry Wallace that made it to number 44 in Billboard's Country Chart in 1966. It has been revived by Ricky Van Shelton duriong the 80's. I think Jerry's record deserved to have gone higher.. + Informações

Charles Bronson appeared on 1970's cosmetic CM song of Japan. This song became a hit only in Japan.. + Informações

Gene Autry had a big hit in Easter 1950. The name of the song was "Peter Cottontail" and it became a big hit for toddlers and little children that year. Eight years later, Gene Autry owned a record label named Challenge Records. Among the artists he had on his label were Art and Dotty Todd, who sang "Chanson D'Amour", a fairly big hit in 1959. Another artist he had on his label was Jerry Wallace. Wallace, who was born in 1928 in Missouri, only had a big hit with this song named "Primrose Lane". It was his only hit that charted on Billboard Top 40. Jerry Wallace died on May 5, 2008. The record was Challenge Records # 59047 on a 45 rpm record. The writers of the song were Red Callendar and Wayne Shanklin. Shanklin actually wrote "Chanson D'Amour" among other things. Enjoy the song!!!. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Jerry Wallace (December 15, 1928 -- May 5, 2008) was an American country and popular music singer. Wallace was born in Guilford, Missouri. His better-known songs include "How the Time Flies" (1958), "Primrose Lane" (1959, written by Wayne Shanklin), "Shutters And Boards" (1963, written by American Movie actor Audie Murphy and Canadian song producer Scott Turner), "In The Misty Moonlight" (1964) and "Otoko no Sekai." "The World of the Man", English title: "The Lovers of the World"?) (1970, his biggest selling single that was released in Japan only). "Primrose Lane" was his biggest hit, reaching #8 pop and #12 R&B in the US, selling over one million copies and awarded a gold disc. His song "If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry" was featured in the 1972 Night Gallery episode "The Tune in Dan's Cafe," and the song became a No. 1 hit on the Billboard magazine Hot Country Singles chart that August, spending two weeks at the top of the chart, crossing to #39 pop and #9 easy listening. "How The Time Flies" was Wallace's first big hit, reaching #11 pop and #11 R&B. In 1972, he gained nomination for the Country Music Association Award as Male Vocalist of the Year, and his song "To Get To You" gained nomination for Single of the Year. Wallace died on May 5, 2008 in Corona, California, after .... + Informações

Stereo vinyl track from the 1969 OOP Liberty LP 'Jerry Wallace - Bitter Sweet". Jerry does a cover version of the song most closely identified with John Wesley Ryles and written by Hank Mills (aka Samuel Garrett). Album was produced by Scott Turner; Vocal accompaniment is by The Jordanaires and The Town & Country Singers. *if you copy & paste &fmt=18 to the end of your URL/address field, then hit enter again, you'll get full Stereo!. + Informações

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