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| − | Born on April 22, 1936 in Delight, Arkansas, '''Glen | + | '''Glen Campbell''' is a musician and actor. Born on April 22, 1936 in Delight, Arkansas, he began playing [[guitar]] as a youth |
| − | Campbell''' began playing [[guitar]] as a youth
| + | without ever learning to read music. By the time he was eighteen, he was touring the south as part of the Western Wranglers. In 1958, he moved to [[Los Angeles]] to become one of the most sought |
| − | without ever learning to read music. By the time | |
| − | he was eighteen, he was touring the South as part | |
| − | of the Western Wranglers. In 1958, he moved to | |
| − | Los Angeles to become one of the most sought | |
| | after studio musicians in town. | | after studio musicians in town. |
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| − | “Turn Around. Look At Me” was the first of
| + | Campbell had a number of hit records, including, ''Turn Around Look At Me'', ''Gentle On My Mind'', ''By The Time I Get To Phoenix'', ''Wichita Lineman'', ''Galveston'', ''It’s Only Make Believe'', and ''Rhinestone Cowboy''. He was also the host of a popular television show, the ''Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour''. |
| − | more than 40 visits to the Hit Parade for Glen with
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| − | “Gentle On My Mind,” “By The Time I Get To
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| − | Phoenix,” “Wichita Lineman,” “Galveston,” “It’s | |
| − | Only Make Believe,” “Rhinestone Cowboy” and | |
| − | “Southern Nights establishing him as a superstar
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| − | and host of televisions top rated Glen Campbell | |
| − | Goodtime Hour.” | |
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| − | Besides appearing on many popular TV shows, as
| + | As an actor, Campbell appeared on many popular TV shows, as well as the motion pictures |
| − | an actor, Glen appeared in the motion pictures
| + | ''True Grit'', ''Norwood'' and ''Strange Homecoming''. |
| − | “True Grit,” “Norwood” and “Strange Homecoming.”
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| − | Glen Campbell was inducted into the Country | + | Glen Campbell was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005. |
| − | Music Hall of Fame in 2005 and nominated at the | |
| − | Hit Parade Hall of Fame in 2007.
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