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| | One of eleven children born to poor sharecropper family, | | One of eleven children born to poor sharecropper family, |
| − | '''Charley Frank Pride''' entered the world at Sledge, Mississippi | + | '''Charley Frank Pride''' entered the world at [[Sledge, Mississippi]] |
| | on March 18, 1938. At fourteen years of age he became self taught | | on March 18, 1938. At fourteen years of age he became self taught |
| | playing a guitar purchased from Sears Roebuck. Combining his | | playing a guitar purchased from Sears Roebuck. Combining his |
| − | dreams of being a major league baseball player with a career in | + | dreams of being a [[major league baseball]] player with a career in |
| − | music, Charley playing with the Memphis Red Sox and would | + | music, Charley playing with the [[Memphis Red Sox]] and would |
| | sing and play his guitar while traveling between ballparks. | | sing and play his guitar while traveling between ballparks. |
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| | As his baseball dreams vanished, Charley turned his attention to | | As his baseball dreams vanished, Charley turned his attention to |
| − | music where having been discovered by Chet Atkins, he would be | + | music where having been discovered by [[Chet Atkins]], he would be |
| − | signed to a recording contract with RCA Victor where his very first | + | signed to a recording contract with [[RCA Victor]] where his very first |
| | effort, “Snakes Crawl at Midnight” was a hit. After seven top ten hits | | effort, “Snakes Crawl at Midnight” was a hit. After seven top ten hits |
| | on the country music charts, Charley had his first #1 chart topper | | on the country music charts, Charley had his first #1 chart topper |
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| | “Mountain of Love” and “Night Games”. | | “Mountain of Love” and “Night Games”. |
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| − | The County Music Association named Charley Pride Entertainer | + | The County Music Association named Charley Pride [[Entertainer |
| − | of the Year in 1971 and 1972. In 1993 Charley accepted an invitation | + | of the Year]] in 1971 and 1972. In 1993 Charley accepted an invitation |
| − | to join the Grand Ole Opry. The following year he was honored by | + | to join the [[Grand Ole Opry]]. The following year he was honored by |
| − | the Academy of Country Music with its prestigious Pioneer Award. | + | the [[Academy of Country Music]] with its prestigious Pioneer Award. |
| | In July of 1999 Charley Pride received his star on the | | In July of 1999 Charley Pride received his star on the |
| − | Hollywood Walk of Fame and in 2000 he was inducted into the | + | [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]] and in 2000 he was inducted into the |
| − | Country Music Hall of Fame. | + | [[Country Music Hall of Fame]]. |