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The Crown Prince of Dance, Rufus Thomas is one of the most significant figures in Memphis music history, and also an important contributor to the development of early rock & roll, classic Southern soul, and funk. Thomas began singing in the 1940s and made his name as a radio DJ in Memphis before recording the classic Sun Records side "Bear Cat."
Rufus Thomas was an on-air personality on radio station WDIA-AM in Memphis, starting in 1951 while also finding success as a recording artist. He remained active into the 1990s and as a performer and recording artist was often billed as "The World's Oldest Teenager". He began working as an afternoon R&B show called Hoot and Holler.
Some singers knew what subject was best for them to sing about. For Memphis soul man and "world's oldest teenager" Rufus Thomas, animals seemed to always equ...
The official YouTube channel of soul legend Rufus Thomas.
21 de dic. de 2001 · Although perhaps best remembered for his 1960s novelty dance hit Walking The Dog, Rufus Thomas, who has died aged 84, was for many years a central figure on the Memphis music scene, as singer ...
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Rufus Thomas (* 26. März 1917 in Cayce, Mississippi; † 15. Dezember 2001 in Memphis, Tennessee) war ein US-amerikanischer Blues- und Soul sänger, Radiomoderator, Entertainer und Talentscout. Er ist der Vater der Soulsängerin Carla Thomas und des Stax-Pianisten Marvell Thomas Biografie ...
