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ACM Awards will have tribute to Arnold My Tennessean.com, TN - Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood will pair for a tribute performance to the late Eddie Arnold on Sunday night’s Academy of Country Music Awards. ... |
:: Record chiefs cash in on Eddie Arnold's death! RodeoAttitude, IA - ... rightly up in arms as one of America's top labels makes an unseemly and disrespectful bid to cash in on the death of Country music legend, Eddie Arnold. ... |
Voices: Arnold got out the vote Joplin Globe, MO - Reports of the recent death of Eddie Arnold, the Nashville-based singer, brought back memories of a concert by the almost legendary “Tennessee Plowboy” in ... |
 Enews 2.0 | Country Music Legend Eddie Arnold Dies at 89 Enews 2.0, UK - By Junia Mink Legendary country music singer Eddy Arnold died on Thursday at 89 in Nashville after a lengthy illness, the Associated Press reports. ... |
Friends, fans remember country music great Eddy Arnold San Francisco Chronicle, USA - Arnold died May 8 at a care facility near Nashville. He was 89. "Eddie Arnold loved to laugh. He loved a joke, and when he laughed, it was loud," his ... |
Singer Eddy Arnold never let stardom go to his head Augusta Chronicle (subscription), GA - The show starred Pee Wee King and The Golden West Cowboys featuring "Smilin' Eddie Arnold" and several other acts. His first name was misspelled many times ... |
Melvin P. Loff, 87 International Falls Daily Journal, MN - He enjoyed farming, and listening to country music, especially Hank Snow, Eddie Arnold and Johnny Cash. In his younger years he played guitar and sang. ... |
REGIONS CHARITY CLASSIC NOTES The Birmingham News - al.com, AL - ... pro-am but had to pull out unexpectedly when he and wife Amy Grant were asked to perform at the funeral of country music legend Eddie Arnold. ... |
Country star Eddie Arnold dies Hollywood Reporter, United States - NASHVILLE -- Eddy Arnold, whose mellow baritone on songs like "Make the World Go Away" made him one of the most successful country singers in history, ... |
Country music legend Eddie Arnold dead at 89 Reuters - By Pat Harris NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - Eddy Arnold, country music's "Tennessee Plowboy" whose rendition of "Make the World Go Away" was an ... |
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A classic Eddy Arnold song.~Enjoy
Author: BorgKaraoke
Keywords: BorgKaraoke Country Classics Eddy Arnold
Added: May 16, 2008
The Richest Man (In The World) by Eddy Arnold. This clip is from an old b/w country music TV show; the theme was Christmas music by country artists. In the mid-90s, TNN re-aired clips from that show.
Author: CutterCovina
Keywords: The Richest Man In World Eddy Arnold Christmas TNN
Added: May 15, 2008
Eddy sings yet another wonderful song.
Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: music country Eddy Arnold
Added: May 15, 2008
Eddy Arnold, the smooth crooner of such classics as "Make The World Go Away" and "What's He Doing In My World," is the epitome of county-politan sophistication. So one might think that calling him "The Tennessee Plowboy" was just a marketing gimmick.But Richard Edward Arnold was born on May 15, 1918, in Henderson, Tenn., to a farming family and he not only plowed behind a mule, he rode the mule to his first singing engagements. After his father died on Eddy's eleventh birthday, Arnold had to watch the family farm sold at auction. He never forgot it.Besides singing anywhere he could, the young Arnold worked (and slept) in a funeral parlor. Then, in 1940, he finally got a break. Pee Wee King gave him a job with the Golden West Cowboys. That meant Arnold appeared regularly on the Grand Ole Opry, besides regularly having something to eat.In 1943, he struck out on his own with his own radio program on WSM. Soon he had a recording contract in his own right and a regular hosting spot on the Grand Ole Opry with "Cattle Call" as his theme song. An early manager was Tom Parker -- as in Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' eventual manager.A parade of hits followed, and he found himself the hottest thing in country music. From November 1947 through January 1949, Arnold had six songs at No. 1 on the country charts, with only one other artist reaching No. 1 during that period. In late 1948, Arnold had an amazing six songs in the Top 10 at once. Sometimes called the Country Perry Como, he was also a hit on mainstream shows like Milton Berle and Ed Sullivan.In the mid-1960s, as his chart success started to cool, Arnold turned to lush, heavily orchestrated recordings that revitalized his career, winning a whole new audience for country music. He continues to record and look after his myriad business interests. Many of the latter are in real estate, for Arnold never forgot losing the land he grew up on.While his current style of country music has sometimes been criticized by the more traditional performers, there is no arguing with the fact Arnold helped introduce Nashville and country music to the world. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1966.He donated hundreds of his career-related items to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which placed them on a special exhibit in 2003.After losing Sally, his wife of 66 years, in March 2008, Arnold passed away on May 8, 2008, at the
Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: music country Eddy Arnold
Added: May 15, 2008
Eddy Arnold, the smooth crooner of such classics as "Make The World Go Away" and "What's He Doing In My World," is the epitome of county-politan sophistication. So one might think that calling him "The Tennessee Plowboy" was just a marketing gimmick.But Richard Edward Arnold was born on May 15, 1918, in Henderson, Tenn., to a farming family and he not only plowed behind a mule, he rode the mule to his first singing engagements. After his father died on Eddy's eleventh birthday, Arnold had to watch the family farm sold at auction. He never forgot it.Besides singing anywhere he could, the young Arnold worked (and slept) in a funeral parlor. Then, in 1940, he finally got a break. Pee Wee King gave him a job with the Golden West Cowboys. That meant Arnold appeared regularly on the Grand Ole Opry, besides regularly having something to eat.In 1943, he struck out on his own with his own radio program on WSM. Soon he had a recording contract in his own right and a regular hosting spot on the Grand Ole Opry with "Cattle Call" as his theme song. An early manager was Tom Parker -- as in Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' eventual manager.A parade of hits followed, and he found himself the hottest thing in country music. From November 1947 through January 1949, Arnold had six songs at No. 1 on the country charts, with only one other artist reaching No. 1 during that period. In late 1948, Arnold had an amazing six songs in the Top 10 at once. Sometimes called the Country Perry Como, he was also a hit on mainstream shows like Milton Berle and Ed Sullivan.In the mid-1960s, as his chart success started to cool, Arnold turned to lush, heavily orchestrated recordings that revitalized his career, winning a whole new audience for country music. He continues to record and look after his myriad business interests. Many of the latter are in real estate, for Arnold never forgot losing the land he grew up on.While his current style of country music has sometimes been criticized by the more traditional performers, there is no arguing with the fact Arnold helped introduce Nashville and country music to the world. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1966.He donated hundreds of his career-related items to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which placed them on a special exhibit in 2003.After losing Sally, his wife of 66 years, in March 2008, Arnold passed away on May 8, 2008, at the
Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: music country Eddy Arnold
Added: May 15, 2008
Eddy Arnold, the smooth crooner of such classics as "Make The World Go Away" and "What's He Doing In My World," is the epitome of county-politan sophistication. So one might think that calling him "The Tennessee Plowboy" was just a marketing gimmick.But Richard Edward Arnold was born on May 15, 1918, in Henderson, Tenn., to a farming family and he not only plowed behind a mule, he rode the mule to his first singing engagements. After his father died on Eddy's eleventh birthday, Arnold had to watch the family farm sold at auction. He never forgot it.Besides singing anywhere he could, the young Arnold worked (and slept) in a funeral parlor. Then, in 1940, he finally got a break. Pee Wee King gave him a job with the Golden West Cowboys. That meant Arnold appeared regularly on the Grand Ole Opry, besides regularly having something to eat.In 1943, he struck out on his own with his own radio program on WSM. Soon he had a recording contract in his own right and a regular hosting spot on the Grand Ole Opry with "Cattle Call" as his theme song. An early manager was Tom Parker -- as in Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' eventual manager.A parade of hits followed, and he found himself the hottest thing in country music. From November 1947 through January 1949, Arnold had six songs at No. 1 on the country charts, with only one other artist reaching No. 1 during that period. In late 1948, Arnold had an amazing six songs in the Top 10 at once. Sometimes called the Country Perry Como, he was also a hit on mainstream shows like Milton Berle and Ed Sullivan.In the mid-1960s, as his chart success started to cool, Arnold turned to lush, heavily orchestrated recordings that revitalized his career, winning a whole new audience for country music. He continues to record and look after his myriad business interests. Many of the latter are in real estate, for Arnold never forgot losing the land he grew up on.While his current style of country music has sometimes been criticized by the more traditional performers, there is no arguing with the fact Arnold helped introduce Nashville and country music to the world. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1966.He donated hundreds of his career-related items to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which placed them on a special exhibit in 2003.After losing Sally, his wife of 66 years, in March 2008, Arnold passed away on May 8, 2008, at the
Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: music country Eddy Arnold
Added: May 15, 2008
Eddy Arnold, the smooth crooner of such classics as "Make The World Go Away" and "What's He Doing In My World," is the epitome of county-politan sophistication. So one might think that calling him "The Tennessee Plowboy" was just a marketing gimmick.But Richard Edward Arnold was born on May 15, 1918, in Henderson, Tenn., to a farming family and he not only plowed behind a mule, he rode the mule to his first singing engagements. After his father died on Eddy's eleventh birthday, Arnold had to watch the family farm sold at auction. He never forgot it.Besides singing anywhere he could, the young Arnold worked (and slept) in a funeral parlor. Then, in 1940, he finally got a break. Pee Wee King gave him a job with the Golden West Cowboys. That meant Arnold appeared regularly on the Grand Ole Opry, besides regularly having something to eat.In 1943, he struck out on his own with his own radio program on WSM. Soon he had a recording contract in his own right and a regular hosting spot on the Grand Ole Opry with "Cattle Call" as his theme song. An early manager was Tom Parker -- as in Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis' eventual manager.A parade of hits followed, and he found himself the hottest thing in country music. From November 1947 through January 1949, Arnold had six songs at No. 1 on the country charts, with only one other artist reaching No. 1 during that period. In late 1948, Arnold had an amazing six songs in the Top 10 at once. Sometimes called the Country Perry Como, he was also a hit on mainstream shows like Milton Berle and Ed Sullivan.In the mid-1960s, as his chart success started to cool, Arnold turned to lush, heavily orchestrated recordings that revitalized his career, winning a whole new audience for country music. He continues to record and look after his myriad business interests. Many of the latter are in real estate, for Arnold never forgot losing the land he grew up on.While his current style of country music has sometimes been criticized by the more traditional performers, there is no arguing with the fact Arnold helped introduce Nashville and country music to the world. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1966.He donated hundreds of his career-related items to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum which placed them on a special exhibit in 2003.After losing Sally, his wife of 66 years, in March 2008, Arnold passed away on May 8, 2008, at the
Author: oldcountrytunes
Keywords: music country Eddy Arnold
Added: May 15, 2008
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From the MusicMaster blog, an inspiring bio of Eddy Arnold, who just died today. Also includes a great video!
http://digg.com/music/Eddy_Arnold_May_15_1918_May_8_2008
Rest in Peace
http://digg.com/music/Eddy_Arnold_May_15_1918_n_May_8_2008
Eddy Arnold, whose mellow baritone on songs such as Make the World Go Away made him one of the most successful country singers in history, died Thursday morning, days short of his 90th birthday.
http://digg.com/music/Eddy_Arnold_89
Eddy Arnold, country music's "Tennessee Plowboy" whose rendition of "Make the World Go Away" was an international hit in the 1960s, died on Thursday at age 89 in Nashville after a lengthy illness
http://digg.com/music/Eddy_Arnold_Tennessee_Plowboy_dies
Famed county star Eddy Arnold died this morning outside Nashville, Tennessee. A list of powerful tributes across the web to the singer.
http://digg.com/music/Top_7_Web_Tributes_to_Eddy_Arnold_Dead_at_89
Country music star Eddie Arnold who charted 145 songs and 28 #1 hits has died at the age of 89 in Nashville, Tennessee.
http://digg.com/celebrity/Country_Music_Legend_Eddie_Arnold_Dead_at_89
Eddy Arnold, whose mellow baritone on songs like "Make the World Go Away" made him one of the most successful country singers in history, died Thursday morning, days short of his 90th birthday.
http://digg.com/celebrity/Biographer_Country_Superstar_Eddy_Arnold_Dies_at_89
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Folksy yet sophisticated, he became a pioneer of "The Nashville Sound," also called "countrypolitan," a mixture of country and pop styles. .. his first No. 1 hit as "It's a Sin," 1947, and for the following year ranks his "Bouquet of Roses" as the biggest hit of the entire year.
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Richard Edward Arnold “Eddy Arnold” who gave us hit singles like “Make the World Go Away” died at a care facility near Nashville. He was 89.Born on May 15, 1918, he was an American country music singer who was second to George Jones in the number of individual hits on the country charts.
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