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February 21, 1954 (age 70) Genres. Country. Occupation (s) musician. Instrument (s) Keyboards, synthesizer. Billy Earheart (born February 21, 1954) is a Hammond B3 organist and piano player and original member of the Amazing Rhythm Aces. He has also won a Grammy award .
Davis and McDade, who had recorded and toured with singer-songwriter Jesse Winchester as "The Rhythm Aces", recruited Smith, keyboardist Billy Earheart III, lead guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Burton, and pianist James Hooker to develop a sound mixing of pop, country, and blue-eyed soul.
Billy started with a Farfisa Compact in 1966. He moved to a Hammond M-2 and the big Hammond C-3 (1959 model). When he played with the Amazing Rhythm Aces in the '70s he played the Hammond C-3 as well as a six-foot Yamaha grand piano, and Wurlitzer electric piano.
Explore Billy Earheart III's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Billy Earheart III on AllMusic.
February 24, 1946; d. November 29, 1998 - formerly with Jesse Winchester. Albums: " Stacked Deck " (1975) - Singles: " Third Rate Romance "; " Amazing Grace (Used To Be Her Favorite Song) " " Too Stuffed To Jump " (1976) - Single: " The End Is Not In Sight (The Cowboy Tune) " " Toucan Do It Too " (1977)
Earhart III, Billy (21st February 1954-Present) He is a keyboardist who was born and grew up in Tullahoma, Tennessee. He later moved to Muscle Shoals, Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville and currently resides in Northern Mississippi.
Members. Jeff “Stick” Davis (bass) (1972-1981, 1994-present) David H. “Butch” McDade (drums) (1972-1981,1994-1998) Howard “Russell” Smith (guitar/vocals) (1972-1981 1994-Present) Billy Earhart III (keyboards) (1972-1981, 1994-Present) Barry “Byrd” Burton (guitar, dobro) (1973-1977) James Hooker (piano) (1972-1981 1994-1999)
