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5 days ago · • The show’s title comes from Gene Autry’s radio show, Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch, which aired from 1939 to 1943 and later again from 1945 to 1956. Later in 1953, Autry purchased property on the grounds of Monogram Pictures and renamed it Melody Ranch Motion Picture Studio.
3 days ago · Autry starred in nearly 100 films and also had his own television series, The Gene Autry Show. He is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame and has a whopping five stars on the Hollywood Walk ...
4 days ago · Gene Autry was another who quickly became a man out of time, and he even pinpointed the exact moment he believed the Western died forever. Known as the ‘Singing Cowboy’, Autry shot to fame in the 1930s as a crooner who portrayed the clean-cut, white hat-wearing Western hero, something that was only ever going to have a finite shelf life.
1 day ago · She wrote a wide range of hits, from Gene Autry’s “Blue Canadian Rockies” to Jim Reeves’ “Take Me In Your Arms And Hold Me”. Her music has since been covered by Elvis, Willie Nelson ...
5 days ago · Gene Autry's story embodies the classic singing cowboy. Growing up in Oklahoma, Autry's early life included working on ranches, giving him firsthand experience with the cowboy lifestyle. His signature yodeling talent, combined with his charm, caught the attention of radio stations in the 1920s.
4 days ago · Gene Autry, the original singing cowboy, became a Western icon through his radio, film, and television work. His wholesome image, catchy tunes, and engaging performances made Autry a legend both on and off the screen.
2 days ago · BON JOVI: Sure, but they were my parents' favorites - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Gene Autry... GROSS: God, I love Gene Autry. BON JOVI: So did I. Somebody just asked what was the first records I recall, and it was Gene Autry, because that's what my mom would play. GROSS: I mean, I love Sinatra, too. Yeah.
