Walter Brennan
- 风格
- #乡村流行 #纳什维尔之声
- 地区
- United States of America 美国
艺人介绍
by Andy Kellman
Three-time Oscar winner and country musician Walter Brennan was born in Swampscott, MA, on July 25, 1894. A veteran of the First World War, Brennan began acting professionally in 1929. He received his first Oscar for his supporting role in Howard Hawks' Come and Get It, and two more followed for 1938's Kentucky and 1940s The Westerner. By the time he took a popular role as Grampa Amos McCoy on the TV show The McCoys in the late '50s, he had over 100 film credits to his name. His recording career was at its most prolific during the early '60s. A duet with Billy Vaughn, "Dutchman's Gold," was his first chart hit. Three more -- "Old Rivers," "Houdini," and "Mama Sang Me a Song" -- registered two years later. He passed away in 1974, due to emphysema, on the 21st of September.
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- @Khaulan(Los Angeles)：纳什维尔之声是50年代乡村音乐，盛行于田纳西州纳什维尔风格上它介于乡村音乐和流行音乐之间，具有乡村音乐乡土特色，同时带流行音乐的时代气息。主要以钢琴、弦乐和背景合音来作为音乐基础，它与传统的提琴、班卓琴伴奏的乡村音乐有所不同，比传统乡村音乐显得更加流行化，更具盛业气息