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Brush The Dust From That Old Bible by Bradley Kincaid
Bradley Kincaid
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William Bradley Kincaid 13 July 1895 - 23 September 1989 Was An American Folk Singer And Noted Radio Entertainer. He Was Born In Point Level Kentucky But Would Build A Music Career In The Northern States. His First Radio Appearance Came In 1926 When He Performed On The National Barn Dance Show On WLS AM In Chicago. A Prolific Composer Of Folk And Country Music Tunes His 1928 Songbook Called "My Favorite Mountain Ballads" Sold More Than 100 000 Copies. In 1935 He Was Working At WBZ AM Radio In Boston Massachusetts Where He Performed With A Band That Included A Young Singer/banjo Player Named Marshall Jones. Kincaid Teased The Twenty-Two-Year Old Fellow Kentuckian For Always Being Grumpy When He Came To The Studio To Do The Early Morning Broadcast Nicknaming Him "Grandpa Jones." The Moniker Became Permanent For The Future Grand Ole Opry Star. Kincaid Moved To Nashville Tennessee In 1945 Where He Too Performed On The Grand Ole Opry. In 1971 He Was Inducted Into The Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame. Bradley Kincaid Died In 1989 In Springfield Ohio And Was Interred There In The Ferncliff Cemetery.
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William Bradley Kincaid 13 July 1895 - 23 September 1989 Was An American Folk Singer And Noted Radio Entertainer. He Was Born In Point Level Kentucky But Would Build A Music Career In The Northern States. His First Radio Appearance Came In 1926 When He Performed On The National Barn Dance Show On WLS AM In Chicago. A Prolific Composer Of Folk And Country Music Tunes His 1928 Songbook Called "My Favorite Mountain Ballads" Sold More Than 100 000 Copies. In 1935 He Was Working At WBZ AM Radio In Boston Massachusetts Where He Performed With A Band That Included A Young Singer/banjo Player Named Marshall Jones. Kincaid Teased The Twenty-Two-Year Old Fellow Kentuckian For Always Being Grumpy When He Came To The Studio To Do The Early Morning Broadcast Nicknaming Him "Grandpa Jones." The Moniker Became Permanent For The Future Grand Ole Opry Star. Kincaid Moved To Nashville Tennessee In 1945 Where He Too Performed On The Grand Ole Opry. In 1971 He Was Inducted Into The Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame. Bradley Kincaid Died In 1989 In Springfield Ohio And Was Interred There In The Ferncliff Cemetery.
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