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| Title | : | Uncle Art |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.80 (916 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1452083886 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-18 |
| Language | : | English |
Uncle Art Satherley eventually became vice president of Columbia Records, retiring in 1952, and the history and development of the recording industry are intertwined with Art's captivating professional journeyUncle Art's story is told in it's entirety for the first time in Uncle Art by a fellow Bristolian and musician Alan John Britton. This Bristolian travelled the southern states of America recording real American music. C. He used school halls log cabins, hotels, anywhere - even a funeral parlour - as locations to record. Handy were on his recording log, this list could be a hundred names long. Britton includes his own background and the discovery of this fascinating story. No place was too far or too distant for him to take his primitive recording equipment. It includes Arthur's childhood and schooling and some history of Bristol and the important role that the city's port played in the movement of settlers and trade to the New World.. Art Satherley is referred to in many a biographies of stars from yesteryear.He was born in 1889 in Bristol, England. He said it was like the music from home. Are you a country music fan, or a blues, folk, jazz, or rock fan? Better make that "Are you a music fan?"This is a true story of man - a real pioneer - who was driven to capture the music that came to form the basis of today's popular music. Then, there were the hillbilly, down-home country folk, another long list of now legendary names, rangi
On two occasions, Alan played the Wembley Arena with Mervyn Conn's “British Line Dance Championships” with his then band “Country FM”. About the AuthorAlan John Britton Music has been a big part of Alan's life. He remembers sitting on the knee of his grandmother singing “Now Is the Hour” at eighteen months old, leading on guitar lessons from world-renowned jazz player, Frank Evans, during his teens.By the age of twelve, Alan was playing solo at local venues and went on to join three young ladies in a vocal harmony group called “The Cheroke
On two occasions, Alan played the Wembley Arena with Mervyn Conn's “British Line Dance Championships” with his then band “Country FM”. Alan has a discography of eight albums, with many tracks self penned and recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, and at his own studio in England. He often worked with fellow Bristolian Roger Cook.The writing of Uncle Art's story grew out of researching the history of country music for the Chet Atkins' concert. Later, in 1994, Alan
One star for effort Steve Graham As a Country Music fan for many years I had come across Art Satherley's name in several books. Delving into the internet it was obvious that this Englishman was an enormously important figure in the early recording industry in America, but nowhere could I find anything which told his story in full. Consequently I was very interested to discover that a biography had finally been written.Unfortunately this attempt to tell the story is one of the most idiosyncratic biographies I have ever read.
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