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Great special price on the "Collection item"just $14.99 and FREE shipping.The latest release from Claude King!.On Feb 11th 2007, Claude King was inducted to the "walk of theStars" in Shreveport, La. Claude turned 84 years old onFeb, 5th 2007.This CD is from an old "Lost Tape" recorded in 1983Live" ... 
 

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Music.... it affects almost everyone in one way or another. 
 
For us (David and Elaine Daniels), founders of Goliath sales and services, the music industry plays a major roll in our lives.  For this reason we could not resist adding a music section to our website. We want to share some of our experiences and accomplishments with you and encourage you to add  your input.
 
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Claude King:
 
This is a good place for me to start ... I traveled with Claude King from 1973 to 1984 playing lead guitar and vocals in his back up band.  Claude was great to work for and remains a truly good friend.  As a friend and a boss, Claude taught me a  lot about the music business.  During the time I worked for him, I traveled to some really great places and even got paid to spend two weeks in Hawaii.. (how cool is that.?)
 
I have a lot of wonderful memories and a million stories from this period in my life, some of which are really funny!!!
 
I was in my early 20's and living the life that some musicians only dream about.  I never got to be a star myself, but I shared the same stage and felt the same rush as many who are!!!!    
The last performance I did with Claude  was in late 1999 when he appeared in a documentary film about the music of Louisiana. "Rhythm 'n' Bayous" which was released in 2001. 
 
Feb.  2007 update:  The Cotton Dan Band back together again along with many more musicians to play an award show with Claude king.  Cladue was inducted to the Wlak of Stars
on Feb. 11th 2007, The Mayor of Shreveport,  LA.  Made that day Claude King Day.
 
Claude also recieved a plaque from all the musicians that have work with him over the years.
 
the Show was held at  "The World Famous Municipal Auditorium ( the original Louisiana Hayride)
Even Frank Page and Norm bails orighial Hayride anouncers where there.  Claude is the last
living memeber ot the Hayride.    A museum room was also dedicated for all Claudes achievments to seen by all.
 
This show was professionaly film for a DVD release by the end of May.
 
Be sured to get your copy of the New CD "Claude KIng Live!  and the New DVD Claude King
award show.
 
These New release's are bound to become collector items.  Get your part of history NOW
 
 
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Claude King:
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, USA.
 
He won a sports scholarship to the University of Idaho and intended to pursue an athletic career.  He changed his mind and returned to Shreveport to work on the LOUISIANA HAYRIDE.
During the '50's he played various local venues and began writing songs.  He first recorded for Gotham Records in 1952.  Things really got rolling for Claude in 1962 after he signed with Columbia Records.  He achieved his first US country and pop chart hits with "Big River, Big Man" and "The Comancheros."   In 1962 he teamed with Merle Kilgore to write Wolverton Mountain.  The song was rejected by Johnny Horton and George Jones, so Claude decided to record it himself and it became a million-selling country and pop hit.
 
During the '60's King had an impressive list of 23 country chart hits.  They included Top 10 successes with "The Burning Of Atlanta,"  "Tiger Woman," and his version of Johnny Horton's song,  "All For The Love Of A Girl."  In 1969 King recorded a tribute album to his great friend Johnny Horton.
 
In the early 70's  he had a top 20 hit  with "Mary's Vineyard."  The total of Claude King's country chart hits currently stands at 30, the last being Cotton Dan in 1977.  During his career he made appearances in several films including "SWAMP GIRL" and "THE YEAR OF THE YAHOO."  In 1982 he appeared in the television mini-series, "THE BLUE AND THE GREY."
 
Claude released a new single in 2002,  "The Cowboy in the White House," and soon to be released is a lost "Live recording of Claude King with the Cotton Dan Band."  This CD will be the only live recording of the Claude King Show.  It will be featured here on the Music Notes site real soon.
 
Here's a little about Claude King's Band:
In the 70's Claude did a lot of road work traveling with his newly formed band, "The Nashville Knights,"  The band members included his son Jay King on drums, Chet Gibson on steel guitar, Clay Claxton on bass guitar and David Daniels on lead guitar.  Claude's band changed serveral times over the years and had several names.  They were also known to use "The Wolverton Mountain Express" and "The Cotton Dan Band."
 
"The Cotton Dan Band" was the name that seemed to stick.  Over the years some of the players came and went but the groups' main players were: Jay King:  Drums, Tim Maloy:  Bass guitar, David Daniels:  Lead guitar: John Peck:  Fiddle and guitar.  Other Cotton Dan members included Robin Vosbury:  Lead guitar,  Eddie Joe Robinson:  Keyboards, and Homer Carter:  Steel guitar. 
 
 
 

Check out this site from a  "TRUE"  fan!!  Hennie Beltman.
Matter of fact... owner of the Official Claude king Fan Club!

 
Cindy Jordon:
 
It's very important that I mention Cindy:  If not for Cindy I would  not have meet "Elaine."   I was playing guitar in a small club in Shreveport, LA. with Cindy.  Elaine is one of Cindy's best friends and she stopped in to hear Cindy and visit  for a while.  Elaine  asked Cindy to indroduce her to the guitar player (me).  To make a long story short we've been married for nearly six years now.
 
Cindy Jordon (AKA "Cynthia" ):
 
Cindy found herself in the music business when she wrote the hit song "Jose Quervo" recorded by Shelly West.  It went on to be the 1983  #1 country song of the year in both Billboard Magazine and R&R (the music trades).
Cynthia

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