Doz Guyz are two men, Burt (with the curly black hair) and George (with no hair). They come from Beaver county and have been playing as an acoustic duo of covers and some originals for a while. As a fun music video-turned-school project venture, I set out to film and produce a music video for …
Tez Cox covers “The Sky Is Fallin” by Jo Mamma. Tez and his band “PIZZAZZ” performs this song in August, 1988 at the Ellwood City Moose. This recording from Beaver County history has been inducted into the Beaver County Music Heritage Project and the Listening Library of Beaver County. …
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Earliest known recording and picture of Betty Cox aka Betty Anne Eaton, playing & singing in 1946, just 15 years old. This rare recording from Beaver County history has been inducted into the Beaver County Music Heritage Project and the Listening Library of Beaver County. RETURN TO THE LISTENING …
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The only known recording of Burnett Virgil Cox, (Bud) and wife Betty Anne Cox, (Eaton), singing duet in 1946, Bud, lead guitar & Betty, rhythm guitar, New Brighton, PA 1946. This rare live event recording from Beaver County history has been inducted into the Beaver County Music Heritage Project and the Listening Library of Beaver County. …
Rare, only known home recording of Burnett Virgil Cox (Bud Cox) hot guitarist of DuBois and Beaver County, PA in the early 1949s. Steel Guitar Rag played on a Gibson parlor guitar, and a home record machine. Tragically died at 27. This rare recording from Beaver County history has been inducted into the Beaver County …
Bud Cox haled from DuBois, PA, born 1925, youngest of 9. Leader of his family band, the Pardus Ramblers at 17, played regularly on DuBois radio, moved to Beaver County, PA early 40’s, married my mother Betty Anne (17), they were some of the best musicians in this area. Doing their best with guitars of …
Until 1990 the song served as the official song for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. “Hail, Pennsylvania!” is a song written by Edgar M. Dilley (Class of 1897) as a submission to a University of Pennsylvania alumni committee-sponsored contest to write a song to the tune of “God Save the Tsar!“, the national anthem of Imperial Russia, by Alexei Fyodorovich Lvov. Edgar …
The Pennsylvania Song · Wallace House Ballads of the American Revolution, 1767-1781 ℗2004 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings / 1953 Folkways Records Released on: 1953-01-01 RETURN TO THE LISTENING LIBRARY: BEAVER COUNTY
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