Mae Boren Axton

American singer-songwriter with hits

Mae Boren Axton - Artists & Creatives born September 14th, 1914
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Contributed significantly to the music industry as a singer-songwriter. Composed numerous songs, including 'Heartbreak Hotel,' which became a hit for Elvis Presley. Worked as a music promoter and nurtured the careers of various artists. Played a vital role in the country music genre, both in songwriting and performance.

Wrote 'Heartbreak Hotel' for Elvis Presley

Worked as a music promoter

Influenced country music through songwriting

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