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     "Down In The Arkansas" - Jimmy Driftwood (1965)

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   Provided to YouTube by Legacy RecordingsDown in the Arkansas · Jimmy DriftwoodDown in the Arkansas℗ Originally released 1965. All rights reserved by Sony Mus...

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   This is a country song from 1965 by Jimmy Driftwood, about Arkansas.

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   Who is Jimmy Driftwood?

   • Jimmy Driftwood was born James Corbett Morris in West Richwoods (Stone County) near Mountain View (Stone County) on June 20, 1907, to Neal and Allie Risner-Morris. He was given the name Driftwood as the result of a joke his grandfather had played on his grandmother.

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   How many songs did Jimmy Driftwood write?

   • Jimmy Driftwood was a prolific folk singer/songwriter who wrote over 6,000 songs. He gained national fame in 1959 when Johnny Horton recorded Driftwood’s song, “The Battle of New Orleans.”

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   Did Driftwood get a Grammy for 'Wilderness Road'?

   • Driftwood’s “Wilderness Road” also received a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Performance of the Year in 1959, and the same year, Eddie Arnold received a Grammy nomination in both country and folk categories for his version of Driftwood’s most-recorded song, “Tennessee Stud.”

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   Why did Driftwood return to Stone County?

   • However, the album sold poorly, and Driftwood longed to return to Stone County. In 1963, Driftwood returned to Timbo. He helped to form the Rackensack Folklore Society, was one of the visionaries in creating the Arkansas Folk Festival in Mountain View, and was a leading force in the establishment of the Ozark Folk Center.

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   May 16, 2017 · Label: Monument - MLP 8019 Format: Vinyl County: US Released: 1965 Song List: A1 - Down In The Arkansas 2:45 A2 - Timbercutter's Song 2:16 A3 - Courtin' Song 2:36 A4 - Ozark Bill 2:44 A5 -...

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   May 14, 2024 · Jimmy Driftwood (1907–1998) aka: James Corbett Morris. Jimmy Driftwood was a prolific folk singer/songwriter who wrote over 6,000 songs. He gained national fame in 1959 when Johnny Horton recorded Driftwood’s song, “The Battle of New Orleans.”

7. digitalheritage.arkansas.gov › lesson-plansLyrics to "Down in the Arkansas," Jimmy Driftwood

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   Sep 1, 2020 · Lyrics to "Down in the Arkansas," Jimmy Driftwood, ASA books, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas. Rights Use and reproduction of this lesson plan supplemental material for instructional purposes is allowed without prior written permission.

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   US — 1965. New Submission. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Down In The Arkansas by Jimmy Driftwood. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.

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    Listen to Down in the Arkansas by Jimmy Driftwood on Apple Music. 1965. 12 Songs. Duration: 33 minutes.