COUSIN EMMY Kentucky Mountain Ballads 3 78s Decca 1947

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COUSIN EMMY:

Given Name: Cynthia May Carver Date of Birth: 1903 Place of Birth: Lamb, Kentucky Date of Death: April 11, 1980 Musical Syle: Comedy/Old-Time Country Talents: Singer, Songwriter, Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar, Harmonica, Tenor Guitar, Ukulele, Trumpet, Accordion, Piano, 12-String Guitar, Jaw’s Harp, Dulcimer, Hand Saw, Rubber Gloves, Comedy, Yodeler, Dancer, Actress.

Two Cousin Emmy bio pages:

http://www.countryworks.com/artist_full.asp?KEY=COUSIN

http://makeashorterlink.com/?U10E24BAC

Cousin Emmy will go down in the annals of Country music as one of the most versatile of female pioneers. Her blend of musical talent (she played at least 15 instruments) and entertainment ability should have made her a candidate for the Country Music Hall of Fame, but time has a habit of forgetting those, especially the women, that forged a path through a predominantly male preserve. With her platinum-blond hair tied in highly colored ribbons, pale face, "Martha Raye" mouth in a broad grin, attired in an ill-fitting gingham dress, white stockings and ankle boots, Cousin Emmy hammed it up on stage with such tricks as playing her fiddle with the bow passing through her legs.

It was known that Cousin Emmy’s showmanship also played a big role in her outlandish stage acts; such as blowing up and playing a rubber glove, retrieving a harmonica from her cleavage, and passing a bow through her legs while playing the fiddle.

Cousin Emmy passed away in Oaks, California, in 1980. Her legend lives on as a pioneering gal who will be remembered for her accomplishments made during a time when it was difficult for women to make an impression in show business. She said it best herself when she proclaimed, “I’m the first hillbilly to own a Cadillac!”

songs:

COME ALL YOU VIRGINA GALS (Vocal with bass)

PRETTY LITTLE MISS OUT IN THE GARDEN (Vocal Ballad with five string banjo)

LOST JOHN (Vocal with harmonica, guitar and bass)

FREE LITTLE BIRD (Vocal with guitar, five string banjo and bass)

LONSOME ROAD BLUES (Vocal with five string banjo, guitar and bass)

I WISH I WAS A SINGLE GIRL AGAIN (Vocal with five string banjo)

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