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Buddy Bruce. WINS* 1. NOMINATIONS* 1st Annual GRAMMY Awards. WINNER. Best Rhythm & Blues Performance. Tequila. View All Nominations For This Artist. Through the 66th GRAMMY Awards. Buddy Bruce News. View All News. All GRAMMY Awards and Nominations for Buddy Bruce. 1st Annual GRAMMY Awards. Wins. Best Rhythm & Blues Performance. Tequila.
Buddy Bruce – lead guitar (born 1930, Missouri, died 2014, Tulsa, Oklahoma) Bob Morris – bass guitar (born Hasty, Arkansas) Benjamin Van Norman – bass (born July 19, 1928, Ann Arbor, Michigan, died November 3, 1958 Buena Park, California in a car accident) Cliff Hills – bass (born 1918, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Buddy Bruce Stoops, a longtime Tulsa-area jazz guitarist who made music history for his part on 1958’s “Tequila,” the best-selling instrumental rock ‘n’ roll song of all time, died July 1. He...
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The Flores Trio also had Gene Alden on drums, and Buddy Bruce on guitar. In 1957, Gene Autry had signed a number of rockabilly Texas musicians to his fledgling Challenge Records label in Hollywood, such as Danny Wolfe (who brought the Commodores), Jerry Wallace, and Huelyn Duvall. Challenge also signed a Californian singer/writer, ...
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Buddy Bruce (1930; Springfield, Miss – Jul 1, 2014 – Tulsa, Okla) Cliff Hills (b: Nov 15, 1918 – Pittsburgh, Pen) Gene Alden (b: 1931, Sioux Falls, S Dak) First touring lineup of the Champs: Dave Burgess Danny Flores aka Chuck Rio Gene Alden Dale Norris (b: 1934; Maple Grove, Miss) Joe Burnas (b: Aug 15, 1923, Chicago)
