1973 Charley Pride Souvenir Book Program Collectible Grand Ole Opry V37-4
1973 Charley Pride Souvenir Book Program Collectible Grand Ole Opry V37-4
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1973 Charley Pride Souvenir Book Program Collectible Grand Ole Opry V37-4
Charley Talks About Himself
"Country music made an impression on me when I was five or six years old. We my family and I - would pick cotton all week, and on Saturday nights wed gather around an old Philco radio and tune in the Grand Ole Opry. We lived in Sledge, Missis-sippi, about 275 miles from Nashville, and WSM boomed right into Sledge. I heard the music and got hung up on it. As I got older, I sang along with the radio.
"My mother ordered my first guitar for me from Sears and Roebuck. It was a Silvertone.
There was no one out where we lived to show me how to tune it, so sat by the radio and tuned it straight across, E chord, and barred every change I made. I played guitar like that until started to record. Jo Walker of the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville asked me recently if still have that guitar.
1973 Charley Pride Souvenir Book Program Collectible Grand Ole Opry V37-4
Charley Talks About Himself
"Country music made an impression on me when I was five or six years old. We my family and I - would pick cotton all week, and on Saturday nights wed gather around an old Philco radio and tune in the Grand Ole Opry. We lived in Sledge, Missis-sippi, about 275 miles from Nashville, and WSM boomed right into Sledge. I heard the music and got hung up on it. As I got older, I sang along with the radio.
"My mother ordered my first guitar for me from Sears and Roebuck. It was a Silvertone.
There was no one out where we lived to show me how to tune it, so sat by the radio and tuned it straight across, E chord, and barred every change I made. I played guitar like that until started to record. Jo Walker of the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville asked me recently if still have that guitar.
