Ken Carson

Western singer and songwriter

Ken Carson - Artists & Creatives born November 14th, 1914
Born
Died

1994
31 years ago — 80 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1914, a prominent figure in the American Western music scene, contributing significantly to the genre. Gained recognition for his unique voice and storytelling ability in songs. Had a successful career spanning several decades, performing in various venues and recording numerous albums. Associated with the traditional cowboy music style, celebrated for the authenticity of his performances.

Released the album 'Songs of the Saddle'

Performed at numerous rodeos and fairs

Contributed to the preservation of Western music

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