Johnny Burnette

Biography

28 March 1934, Memphis, Tennessee, USA, d. 1 August 1964, Clear Lake, California, USA. Having attended the same high school as Elvis Presley, Johnny moved into the rockabilly genre by forming a trio with his brother Dorsey Burnette on string bass and schoolfriend Paul Burlison (b. 4 February 1929, Brownsville, Tennessee, USA, d. 27 September 2003, Horn Lake, Mississippi, USA) on guitar. Allegedly rejected by Sun Records owner Sam Phillips, the group recorded ‘Go Mule Go’ for Von... Read more

Genres

Country & Bluegrass Pop / Rock

Tags

rockabilly

rock and roll

oldies

60s

rock n roll

rock

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