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George Hamilton IV: Ambassador of Country Music

Title : George Hamilton IV: Ambassador of Country Music
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Rating : 4.51 (576 Votes)
Asin : 0007100183
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 272 Pages
Publish Date : 2016-02-12
Language : English

This inspiring book is essential reading for adherents of Country Music and Gospel Music alike. From his birth in North Carolina in 1937, Ambassador of Country Music traces Hamilton's rising fame, and the pressures of touring and a thriving career that threatened his family life. From the Back Cover George Hamilton IV, one of America's greatest music stars, has enjoyed numerous chart successes in a career spanning half a century. It reveals the tough times in Nashville when George turned his back on "pop" to concentrate on country music, and describes how most of George's life was spent coasting along in "token Christianity", until he "nailed his colours to the mast" in a dramatic way. His most famous hits include: Abilene, Canadian Pacific, A Rose and a Baby Ruth and Steel Rail Blues. It tells of a winsome personality of skill and integrity, worthy of the role model that he has become. . He worked with some of the greatest Rock 'n' Roll artists--Elvis

Paul Davis is a journalist who specializes in Christian music. The author of George Hamilton IV, he was the first UK director of the USA's Gospel Music Association and founder of the UK's Christian Music Association

This is the story of well-known country and Gospel singer, George Hamilton IV, who has delighted audiences with his music and his speaking over five decades.

"International ambassador of country music" according to Peter Durward Harris. George IV has a unique place in country music history that is worth remembering. In his own country, the USA, his track record is good but nothing special. He had a huge pop hit in the fifties (A rose and a Baby Ruth) and a series of country hits in the sixties, the biggest of which was Abilene although Canadian Pacific is arguably the most famous. However, he was nowhere near as succes

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