South (Souter), Joe (Joseph Alfred) b. February 28, 1940 d. September 5, 2012 Musician, Songwriter. Born Joseph Alfred Souter into a family of diverse talent, his father was a guitarist and his mother penned romantic poetry, he developed a fondness for country music while listening to programs broadcasted from Nashville on the radio. He dropped out of Southern Polytechnic State University to pursue a career in music and with the aid of Atlanta disc jockey Bill Lowery (whom suggested a name change for him to South), he yielded his first single "Purple People Eater Meets...[Read More] (Bio by: C.S.) Mount Harmony Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Mableton, Cobb County, Georgia, USA
b. February 28, 1940 d. September 5, 2012