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| − | One of eleven children born to poor sharecropper family,
| + | '''Charley Frank Pride''' was born in Sledge, [[Mississippi]] on March 18, 1938. One of eleven children born to poor sharecropper family, at fourteen years of age he became self taught |
| − | '''Charley Frank Pride''' entered the world at [[Sledge, Mississippi]] | + | playing a [[guitar]] purchased from [[Sears]] Roebuck. Combining his |
| − | on March 18, 1938. At fourteen years of age he became self taught | + | dreams of being a major league [[baseball]] player with a career in |
| − | playing a guitar purchased from Sears Roebuck. Combining his | + | music, Charley playing with the [[Memphis]] [[Red Sox]] and would |
| − | dreams of being a [[major league baseball]] player with a career in | |
| − | 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, “''The Snakes Crawl at Night''” was a hit. After seven top ten hits on the country music charts, Charley had his first #1 chart topper in mid 1969 with "''All I Have to Offer You (Is Me)".'' |
| − | 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 | |
| − | in mid 1969 with “All I Have To Offer You Is Me”. | |
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| | Selling more than 70 million records, among Charley’s thirty plus | | Selling more than 70 million records, among Charley’s thirty plus |
| − | number one hits over the next two decades were, “Is Anybody Going | + | number one hits over the next two decades were, "''Is Anybody Going to San Antone''", “''I’m so Afraid of Loosing You Again''”, |
| − | to San Antone”, “I’m so Afraid of Loosing You Again”, | + | “''Wonder Could I Live There Anymore''”, “''I Can’t Believe That You’ve Stopped Loving Me''”, “''I’d Rather Love You''”, “''I’m Just Me''”, “''Kiss An Angel Good Morning''”, “''It’s Gonna Take A Little Bit Longer''”, “''She’s Too Good To Be True''”, “''A Shoulder To Cry On''”, “''Amazing Love''”, “''You Win Again''”, “''Why Baby Why''”, “''Honky Took blues''”, “''Mountain of Love''” and “''Night Games''”. |
| − | “Wonder Could I Live There Anymore”, “I Can’t Believe That You’ve
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| − | Stopped Loving Me”, “I’d Rather Love You”, “I’m Just Me”, “Kiss An | |
| − | Angel Good Morning”, “It’s Gonna Take A Little Bit Longer”, “She’s | |
| − | Too Good To Be True”, “A Shoulder To Cry On”, “Amazing Love”, | |
| − | “You Win Again”, “Why Baby Why”, “Honky Took blues”,
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| − | “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 the [[Academy of Country Music]] with its prestigious Pioneer Award. In July of 1999 Charley Pride received his star on the |
| − | to join the [[Grand Ole Opry]]. The following year he was honored by | |
| − | the [[Academy of Country Music]] with its prestigious Pioneer Award. | |
| − | 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. |
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| | + | ==External Links== |
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| | + | * http://www.charleypride.com/ - Charley Pride Official Website |
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| | [[Category:Singers]] | | [[Category:Singers]] |