Bob Loyce Moore (November 30, 1932)

Little Jimmy Dickens and Bob Moore 17 years old 

Roy Orbison

Elvis Presley

Jerry Lee Lewis

Bob Wills, Tommy Duncan, and a horse reading a newspaper

Dave White (November 26, 1939) - Danny and The Juniors

November 26, 1955 - Johnny Cash made his debut on the US country chart when ‘Cry! Cry! Cry!’ made it to number 14. His next seven singles would all make the country top 10, with ‘I Walk the Line’ and ‘There You Go’ both hitting number 1

Johnny Hallyday

November 25, 1956

Don Everly

Tommy Douglas Allsup (November 24, 1931 – January 11, 2017)

(Bob Wills, Tommy Allsup  and Johnnie Lee Wills, late 1950´s)

November 23, 1963 - Webb Pierce letter

November 23, 1956 - Sheet metal worker Louis Balint was arrested after punching Elvis Presley at a Hotel in Toledo. Balint claimed that his wife's love for Elvis had caused his marriage to break up. He was fined $19.60 but ended up being jailed because he was unable to pay the fine

(Elvis Presley being interviewed in November 23, 1956) 

Brenda Lee and friends

Ollie Imogene "Jean" Shepard (November 21, 1933 – September 25, 2016)

November 20, 1959 - Rock and Roll disc jockey Alan Freed is fired from WABC television in New York for refusing to say that he never accepted payola. Eight days later he would be canned from WNEW-TV, NY

November 19, 1955 - Carl Perkins recorded 'Blue Suede Shoes' at Sun Studios in Memphis. The rock 'n' roll classic became a US No.2 & UK No.10 hit for Perkins in 1956, and has been covered by many acts including Elvis Presley and John Lennon. (Carl Perkins, Charlie Williams, Johnny Cash, his wife Vivian, Clayton Perkins)

Roy Orbison

Hawaii - November 1957

Natalie Wood

November 16, 1959 - The Fleetwoods' "Mr. Blue" hits #1

November, 1956

November 16, 1959 - Alan Freed show playlist 59 WABC radio show, on November 22, 1959 Alan Freed was fired because of the developing payola scandal

 

Clyde Lensley McPhatter (November 15, 1932 – June 13, 1972)

November 15,1955 - Community Center, Sheffield, AL

November 14, 1951 - Hank Williams makes an appearance on the Perry Como Show

November 13, 1954 - Billboard Magazine

November 12, 1955 - The Blackwood Brothers Quartet

November 11, 1957 - Conroy Bowl, Shofield Barracks, Honolulu

Roy Orbison

Delores LaVern Baker (November 11, 1929 – March 10, 1997) (Johnnie Ray, Lavern Baker and Bill Haley on November 23-30, 1955 at the Brooklyn Paramount Theatre)

Tommy "Bubba" Facenda (November 10, 1939)

November 10, 1958 - Conway Twitty's "It's Only Make Believe" hits #1 for the first of two weeks

Dorothy Jean Dandridge (November 9, 1922 – September 8, 1965)

Vernon Taylor (November 9, 1937) Old letter to Barbara Sims written by Don Owens - Vernon Taylor's manager (Graham Knight Collection)

Charlie Feathers. Rare picture. Taken on the square in Holly Springs, MS. The day they buried their grandmother. Four brothers, Shorty, Charlie, VA and Darnell.

November 7, 1958 - Eddie Cochran made his UK chart debut with 'Summertime Blues'. It reached No.18 in the UK & No.8 in the US. The song has been covered by many artists, including being a No.1 hit for country music artist, Alan Jackson, and a notable hit for the English rock band, The Who

November 7, 1951 - Frank Sinatra marries his second wife, actress Ava Gardner. The marriage, her third, lasts six years and is credited for moving Sinatra into his "mature" phase as a singer, with Nelson Riddle stating: "It was Ava who did that, who taught him how to sing a torch song. That's how he learned. She was the greatest love of his life and he lost her."

Hank Williams with fans