Scott "Scotty" Wiseman
Spouse:
Married 1934 to Myrtle "Lulu Belle" Eleanor Cooper Wiseman b:12-24-1913 Boone,North Carolina d:02-08-1999 , Spruce Pine,North Carolina.
Stage name:
"Lulu Belle and Scotty"
They were one of the major Country Music stars of the 1930's and 1940's.
"The sweet hearts of country music"
A few things to remember about Lulu Belle and Scotty.
(1)National Barn Dance on WLS-AM Chicago.
(2)Grand Ole Opery (Barn Dance) on national radio with a regular listening audience of 20 million.
(3)One of their most popular songs they penned. "Have I told you lately that I love you".
(4)Recorded by Lulu Belle, "Does your chewing gum lose it flavor on the bed post over night".
(5)In 1938 Lulu Belle was named "Favorite female radio star" by the readers of Radio guide magazine.
(6)Recording labels, Vocalion records, Columbia records, Bluebird records, and Starday records.
(7)In the early 1960's appeared in several movies, "Shine On Harvest Moon" 1938, "Country Fair" 1941, and "National Barn Dance" 1944.
(8)They never forgot their roots, occasionally returning home to perform at The Carolina theatre in Spruce Pine, Mitchell Co.North Carolina.
Lulu Belle and Scotty retired in 1958; started teaching, and Lula Belle served two terms in the North Carolina House Of Representatives.
After Scotty died, Lulu Belle re-married to Ernest Stamey in 1983, soon after recorded another album.
(1)Scotty Wiseman in the Nashville Songwritters Hall Of Fame.
(2)Lulu Belle and Scotty at hillbilly music.com
(3)The 1934 WLS Radio family album; Lulu Belle.
More Infromation:
Country music duos,
Starday records artist,
Columbia records artist,
Musical groups from North Carolina.
Spouse:
Married 1934 to Myrtle "Lulu Belle" Eleanor Cooper Wiseman b:12-24-1913 Boone,North Carolina d:02-08-1999 , Spruce Pine,North Carolina.
Stage name:
"Lulu Belle and Scotty"
They were one of the major Country Music stars of the 1930's and 1940's.
"The sweet hearts of country music"
A few things to remember about Lulu Belle and Scotty.
(1)National Barn Dance on WLS-AM Chicago.
(2)Grand Ole Opery (Barn Dance) on national radio with a regular listening audience of 20 million.
(3)One of their most popular songs they penned. "Have I told you lately that I love you".
(4)Recorded by Lulu Belle, "Does your chewing gum lose it flavor on the bed post over night".
(5)In 1938 Lulu Belle was named "Favorite female radio star" by the readers of Radio guide magazine.
(6)Recording labels, Vocalion records, Columbia records, Bluebird records, and Starday records.
(7)In the early 1960's appeared in several movies, "Shine On Harvest Moon" 1938, "Country Fair" 1941, and "National Barn Dance" 1944.
(8)They never forgot their roots, occasionally returning home to perform at The Carolina theatre in Spruce Pine, Mitchell Co.North Carolina.
Lulu Belle and Scotty retired in 1958; started teaching, and Lula Belle served two terms in the North Carolina House Of Representatives.
After Scotty died, Lulu Belle re-married to Ernest Stamey in 1983, soon after recorded another album.
(1)Scotty Wiseman in the Nashville Songwritters Hall Of Fame.
(2)Lulu Belle and Scotty at hillbilly music.com
(3)The 1934 WLS Radio family album; Lulu Belle.
More Infromation:
Country music duos,
Starday records artist,
Columbia records artist,
Musical groups from North Carolina.
Scott "Scotty" Wiseman
Spouse:
Married 1934 to Myrtle "Lulu Belle" Eleanor Cooper Wiseman b:12-24-1913 Boone,North Carolina d:02-08-1999 , Spruce Pine,North Carolina.
Stage name:
"Lulu Belle and Scotty"
They were one of the major Country Music stars of the 1930's and 1940's.
"The sweet hearts of country music"
A few things to remember about Lulu Belle and Scotty.
(1)National Barn Dance on WLS-AM Chicago.
(2)Grand Ole Opery (Barn Dance) on national radio with a regular listening audience of 20 million.
(3)One of their most popular songs they penned. "Have I told you lately that I love you".
(4)Recorded by Lulu Belle, "Does your chewing gum lose it flavor on the bed post over night".
(5)In 1938 Lulu Belle was named "Favorite female radio star" by the readers of Radio guide magazine.
(6)Recording labels, Vocalion records, Columbia records, Bluebird records, and Starday records.
(7)In the early 1960's appeared in several movies, "Shine On Harvest Moon" 1938, "Country Fair" 1941, and "National Barn Dance" 1944.
(8)They never forgot their roots, occasionally returning home to perform at The Carolina theatre in Spruce Pine, Mitchell Co.North Carolina.
Lulu Belle and Scotty retired in 1958; started teaching, and Lula Belle served two terms in the North Carolina House Of Representatives.
After Scotty died, Lulu Belle re-married to Ernest Stamey in 1983, soon after recorded another album.
(1)Scotty Wiseman in the Nashville Songwritters Hall Of Fame.
(2)Lulu Belle and Scotty at hillbilly music.com
(3)The 1934 WLS Radio family album; Lulu Belle.
More Infromation:
Country music duos,
Starday records artist,
Columbia records artist,
Musical groups from North Carolina.
Spouse:
Married 1934 to Myrtle "Lulu Belle" Eleanor Cooper Wiseman b:12-24-1913 Boone,North Carolina d:02-08-1999 , Spruce Pine,North Carolina.
Stage name:
"Lulu Belle and Scotty"
They were one of the major Country Music stars of the 1930's and 1940's.
"The sweet hearts of country music"
A few things to remember about Lulu Belle and Scotty.
(1)National Barn Dance on WLS-AM Chicago.
(2)Grand Ole Opery (Barn Dance) on national radio with a regular listening audience of 20 million.
(3)One of their most popular songs they penned. "Have I told you lately that I love you".
(4)Recorded by Lulu Belle, "Does your chewing gum lose it flavor on the bed post over night".
(5)In 1938 Lulu Belle was named "Favorite female radio star" by the readers of Radio guide magazine.
(6)Recording labels, Vocalion records, Columbia records, Bluebird records, and Starday records.
(7)In the early 1960's appeared in several movies, "Shine On Harvest Moon" 1938, "Country Fair" 1941, and "National Barn Dance" 1944.
(8)They never forgot their roots, occasionally returning home to perform at The Carolina theatre in Spruce Pine, Mitchell Co.North Carolina.
Lulu Belle and Scotty retired in 1958; started teaching, and Lula Belle served two terms in the North Carolina House Of Representatives.
After Scotty died, Lulu Belle re-married to Ernest Stamey in 1983, soon after recorded another album.
(1)Scotty Wiseman in the Nashville Songwritters Hall Of Fame.
(2)Lulu Belle and Scotty at hillbilly music.com
(3)The 1934 WLS Radio family album; Lulu Belle.
More Infromation:
Country music duos,
Starday records artist,
Columbia records artist,
Musical groups from North Carolina.
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