Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys
Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys were the first nationally famous cowboy western music band in the United States, and the first cowboy band to appear on the cover of Billboard (June 6, 1931). Formed in Ripley, Oklahoma in the early 1920s, the band was first known as McGinty's Oklahoma Cowboy Band, for the leader, Billy McGinty, a well-known cowboy, former Rough Rider, and world champion rider with Buffalo Bill's show. The band lasted until the early 1930s when economic situations led them to disband.
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Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys
Otto Gray and his Oklahoma Cowboys were the first nationally famous cowboy western music band in the United States, and the first cowboy band to appear on the cover of Billboard (June 6, 1931). Formed in Ripley, Oklahoma in the early 1920s, the band was first known as McGinty's Oklahoma Cowboy Band, for the leader, Billy McGinty, a well-known cowboy, former Rough Rider, and world champion rider with Buffalo Bill's show. The band lasted until the early 1930s when economic situations led them to disband.
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"Booger" Fields
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"Chief" Sanders
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(*NOTE: Zeke Clements played with another band, Ken Hackley's Oklahoma Cowboys)
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Bill Crane
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Dave "Pistol Pete" Cutrell
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Ernest Bevins
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Florence "Mommie" Gray
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Frank Sherrill
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Fred Wilson
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c. 1921 – c. 1926
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