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Glenn
Sutton
Birth
Name: Royce Glenn Sutton
Induction
Year: 1999
Date of Birth: Sept.
28, 1937
Place of Birth: Hodge,
LA
Date
of Death: April 17, 2007
Place
of Death: Nashville, TN
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Former Occupations:
electric
shaver repairman
insurance
salesman |
Education:
Grade
School--Carthage High School (1947-1952)
High
School--Brandon High School (graduated in 1955) |
Career Milestones:
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1/8/64--first
songs published by Starday Music |
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6/20/64--signed
as a staff writer to Al Gallico Music |
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7/20/64--moved
to Nashville, TN from Jackson, MS |
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1966--had
first #1 single, "Almost Persuaded," recorded by David Houston |
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spring
1977--appeared regularly on TNN's "Backstage at the Opry"
with Porter Wagoner |
Awards:
1966
-- Grammy\Best Country and Western Song\Almost Persuaded
1966
-- BMI Award\Song of the Year\Almost Persuaded
1966
-- Billboard Magazine\Favorite Country Single\Almost Persuaded
1968-69
-- CMA\Triple Play Award\Almost Persuaded, I Don't Wanna Play House,
What's Made Milwaukee Famous
Catalog
Highlights
Almost
Persuaded
I
Don't Wanna Play House
What's
Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser Out of Me)
What
A Man My Man Is
She
Still Comes Around
Take
Me To Your World
Your
Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad
Kids
Say the Darndest Things
Living
In a House Full of Love
You're
My Man
Kiss
Away
The
Football Card
With
One Exception
You
Mean the World to Me
Comments:
Sutton
has received a total of 27 BMI awards, including Producer of the Year
Received
a BMI million-airs award for 1 million performances of "Almost Persuaded"
Sutton
has also worked as a producer, most notably for his former wife,
Lynn Anderson. His production of her hit, "(I Never Promised You
a) Rose Garden," garnered Sutton a Platinum Album Award and a
Gold Single. |