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Holt, Culley (2 July 1925-28 June 1980) Bass singer from McAlester, Oklahoma, who was one of the original members of The Jordanaires. They did a number of gospel recordings in the late ‘40s and early ‘50s before famously hooking up with Elvis Presley.
Culley Holt – bass vocals (1949–1954) Bob Money – piano (1949–1951) Don Bruce – first tenor vocals (1949–1950) Hugh Jarrett – bass vocals (1954–1958; died 2008) Duane West – baritone vocals (1980–1999; died 2002) Louis Nunley – baritone vocals (1999–2013) Curtis Young – lead vocals (2000–2013) Session appearances
- 1948–2013; 2023
- Springfield, Missouri, United States
22 de jul. de 2019 · Courtesy of Jordanaires’ Legacy WebsiteCulley Holt an original member of The Jordanaires. Before getting too far down the road from Nashville and a good Part Two to last week’s REBA Kennedy...
In 1954, Culley Holt became ill and was replaced by Hugh Jarrett; he left in 1958 and was replaced by Ray Walker. When not backing Elvis, the Jordanaires were busy making their own mark in country music. Neal Matthews was a talented arranger and was responsible for Jim Reeves’ massive hit “Four Walls” (1957).
25 de abr. de 2012 · La Formación inicial, estaba integrada por Bill Matthews, Bob Hubbard, Monty Matthews, Culley Holt y Bob Money al piano, pero este último abandona el grupo un año después, en 1949 y es sustituido por Gordon Stoker A lo largo de su historia, el grupo cambió de integrantes en varias ocasiones.
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