Buddy Knox

Biography

Buddy Wayne Knox, 20 July 1933, Happy, Texas, USA, d. 14 February 1999, Bremerton, Washington, USA. Knox was one of the first ‘pop-abilly’ hit-makers in the 50s. In 1955, while at West Texas State University, he formed the Serenaders with bass player Jimmy Bowen and Don Lanier (guitar), later adding Don Mills (drums) and changing their name to the Rhythm Orchids. The following year Knox sang lead vocals on ‘Party Doll’, recorded at Norman Petty’s Clovis, New Mexico... Read more

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Jazz Music Videos & Concerts Musicals & The Arts Pop / Rock Pop / Rock Vocals

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rockabilly

oldies

rock and roll

classic rock

rock

50s

rock n roll

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