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Jimmie Davis - Live And Let Live [1942]. — DeepCutsArchive
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[Written by Wiley Walker - Gene Sullivan]. 1st. Recorded 1941 by Wiley Walker and Gene Sullivan Issued on Decca 6053 A. Alternate - Unissued - released 1998. Also Recorded 1947 [soundtrack] - 1959 and 1977 Recorded 15 May 1942 - [14:00 - 17:00] - Decca Recording Studio, 5505 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA - Jimmie Davis [vcl solo], Johnny Bond [gt/leader], D**k Roberts [el steel gt], Jimmy Wakely [bass], Al Mack [piano], Don Linder [trumpet]. Born James Houston Davis in Beech Springs, Louisiana [1899 - 2000] 1938 - Shreveport's Public Safety Commissioner 1942 - Louisiana Public Service Commissioner 1944 to 1948 Governor of Louisiana 1960 to 1964 Governor of Louisiana 2nd. Term 1967 - President Gospel Music Association 1971 - Nashville Songwriter's Hall of Fame 1972 - Country Music Hall of Fame 1993 - Louisiana Political Museum and Hall of Fame in Winnfield 1997 - Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame 1928 to 1999 Studio Recordings 1999 - "You Are My Sunshine" Grammy Hall of Fame Award 2003 - Delta Music Museum Hall of Fame 2008 - Louisiana Music Hall of Fame

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James Houston Davis was an American singer, songwriter, and Democratic Party politician. After achieving fame for releasing both sacred and country songs, Davis served as the 47th governor of Louisiana from 1944 to 1948 and again from 1960 to 1964.

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