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    Wexler, Jerry


    Singer, songwriter, producer


    Although often overlooked, Dale Hawkins's contributions are as valid as any of rock 'n' roll's founding fathers. Best known for his 1957 hit "Suzie Q," Hawkins made his reputation as one of two white artists on the Chicago-based Checker label (a Chess subsidiary). A key to his sound has been his ability to discover and develop great guitarists such as James Burton, Roy Buchanan, Kenny Paulsen, and Carl Adams. When his own recording career petered out in the early 1960s, he became a respected producer, cutting hits for John Fred, Joe Stampley & the Uniques, Bruce Channel, the Five Americans and many others.


    Hawkins was born on a racially mixed plantation in Goldmine, Louisiana. "Heck, man, I picked cotton until I was 13, 14 years old," Hawkins told Original Cool. "Comin' up from school you'd get a biscuit, stick your finger in it and pour some syrup in and head for the field! That's how it was." With his hard-drinking musician father constantly on the road with various country bands and his mother working full time, Dale and his brother Jerry were essentially raised by their grandparents.


    "I don't think I would have had the background of hearing all types of music that I heard if it weren't for my grandfather," recal

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    John Steinbeck : a biography 9780749396527, 0749396520

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    John Steinbeck

    Jay Parini, an American poet and novelist, is currently the Fowler Hamilton Fellow of Christ Church, Oxford. He is the author of numerous books, including Anthracite Country,

    Town Life, The Last Station and Bay of Arrows. Reviewing The Last Station in the TLS, John Bayley called this novel of Leo Tolstoy’s last year a ‘subtle masterpiece’. Parini’s earlier biographical study of poet Theodore Roethke was shortlisted for a Pulitzer prize in 1979.

    Also by Jay Parini Singing in Time (poetry) Theodore Roethke: An American Romantic (criticism) The Love Run (novel)

    Anthracite Country (poetry) The Patch Boys (novel) An Invitation to Poetry (textbook)

    Town Life (poetry) The Last Station (novel) Bay of Arrows (novel)

    JAY PARINI

    John Steinbeck A Biography

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    JOHN STEINBECK: A BIOGRA

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