voc, 1914-2011 US, Cleveland
Singer of Country
A.k.a. Jessie Wanda Crupe
Doc Williams (June 26, 1914 – January 31, 2011) was an influential American country music band leader and vocalist.Born as Andrew John Smik, Jr. in Cleveland, Ohio, and raised in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, he got his professional start playing with the Kansas Clodhoppers during the early 1930s. Doc eventually formed his own band, Doc Williams and the Border Riders. The group went on the air on WWVA Wheeling in 1937; soon, with the addition of comedian Froggie Cortez and cowboy crooner "Big Slim the Lone Cowboy", and became one of the station's most popular attractions.[citation needed]
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Just a Melody of Love | Chickie Williams | 1974 | Album |
He Said He Had A Friend | Doc Williams & Chickie Williams | 1972 | Single |
I'm Drifting Back To Dreamland | Chickie Williams | 1972 | Single |
Echo Of The North / Polka Dots And Polka Dreams | Doc Williams & Chickie Williams | 1965 | Single |
Sings The Old Songs | Chickie Williams | 1959 | Album |
Storm (Two Old Pals) / Wintertime In Maine | Chickie Williams | 1954 | Single |
Beyond The Sunset / Bright Red Horizon | Chickie Williams With Doc Williams Border Riders | 1953 | Album |
Doc Williams Presents The Three Of Us | Doc Williams, Chickie Williams, Karen McKenzie | Album | |
Whisper Thru The Stars / We'd Better Say Goodbye | Chickie Williams With Doc Williams Border Riders | Album | |
Doc Williams Presents The Lovely And Talented Chickie Williams | Chickie Williams | Album | |
From Out Of The Beautiful Hills Of West Virginia | Chickie Williams | Album | |
Fireside Songs | Chickie Williams | Album | |
Together | Doc Williams 'N Chickie Williams | Album |