Jimmy Driftwood - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Guitarist from Arkansas Monument Records artist American country banjoist Banjo player owl:NamedIndividual 1907 birth 1998 death 20th-century American guitarist 20th-century American male singer American country singer-songwriter American male guitarist American male singer-songwriter Grammy Award winner RCA Victor artist Country musician from Arkansas Singer-songwriter from Arkansas American folk guitarist American folk singer Grand Ole Opry member Personality who appeared on Ozark Jubilee Person from Stone County, Arkansas
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skos:prefLabel	Jimmy Driftwood
skos:altLabel	James Corbitt Morris Jimmie Driftwood Jimmy Driftwood†
clgo:activeYearsEndYear	1975
clgo:activeYearsStartYear	1925
clgo:alias	Jimmy Driftwood
clgo:background	solo_singer
clgo:birthDate	1907-06-20
clgo:birthPlace	Timbo, Arkansas Arkansas
clgo:birthYear	1907
clgo:deathDate	1998-07-12
clgo:deathPlace	Fayetteville, Arkansas Arkansas
clgo:deathYear	1998
clgo:genre	Folk music Country music
clgo:instrument	Appalachian dulcimer Banjo Musical bow Fiddle
clgo:occupation	Singing Teacher Songwriter Guitarist
clgo:recordLabel	Rounder Records RCA Records Monument Records
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is clgo:writer of	The Battle of New Orleans Tennessee Stud

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