voc, tr, 1912-1995 US, Cullman, Alabama
Singer / Musician of Country
A.k.a. James Edgar Schwann
Country Folk singer US born in November 18, 1912 in Cullman (Alabama), real name James Edgar Schwann. Jimmy Swan began in radio in the early 1950s of Hattiesburg station. He made a first single in 1952 on Trumpet before joining MGM Records in 1953. Jimmy Swan has also recorded for Decca (60), JB (65-66) and Big Howdy Records (68). He was a Disc Jockey on WFOR in 1954 and disc jockey and singer on WBKH in 1956. Jimmy Swan died October 29, 1994.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Honky Tonkin' In Mississippi | Jimmy Swan | 1993 | Compil. |
Asleep In The Dark / Walking My Dog | Jimmy Swan | 1966 | Single |
Honky Tonkin' (In Mississippi) / I Love You Too Much | Jimmy Swan | 1965 | Single |
Lonesome Man / Good And Lonesome | Jimmy Swan | 1957 | Single |
Country Cattin' / The Way That You're Living | Jimmy Swan | 1956 | Album |
Frost On My Roof | Jimmy Swan | 1955 | Single |
Hey, Baby, Baby | Jimmy Swan | 1955 | Single |
I Had A Dream / Juke Joint Mama | Jimmy Swan, Cowboy Jim And His Range Riders | 1952 | Single |
I Had A Dream | Jimmy Swan | 1952 | Single |
Mark Of Shame / Losers Weepers | Jimmy Swan | Single | |
Don't Conceal Your Wedding Ring | Jimmy Swan | Single | |
The Last Letter (Frank Walker's Letter To Hank Williams)/ | Jimmy Swan | Album |
Jimmy Swan And His Range Riders Country |
Jimmy Swann |