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Chanteur et guitariste Country US né William Hank Noble en Novembre 1928 à Raleigh (Caroline du Nord). En 1950, il a émigré au Canada. Hank Noble est décédé en 1988.
Hank Noble
was born in Raleigh, North Carolina. At the age of six, he became an orphan. The
details of that aspect of his life, we have not been able to document. He was
adopted by the Reverend William H. Noble. He was said to have begun thinking
about a career in music after a fall off a horse. Another article mentions he
had a brother who was a vocalist in top pop bands.
Hank desired a career in music. He worked at a variety of jobs - in factories,
in the wheat fields, oil fields - as long as the job allowed him to pursue his
musical interests.
In 1950, he migrated to Canada and was signed by the Quality record label.
His first success in Canada was when he was featured on the Calgary Stampede
show for two years over radio station CFCN. That led to a part in a movie
starring Dale Robertson called Calgary Stampede Parade. For a couple of years,
he had a radio show that aired over CKY in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
He moved back to the Carolinas in 1953 to tend to his ailing adopted father.
In 1954, Hank made an appearance on the WSM Grand Ole Opry and was given the
honor of Mr. DeeJay USA during his visit to Nashville.
In 1955, he wrote one of his Mercury Recordsings for Cedarwood Publishing
Company, "Tell Me The Reason Why."
In 1957, back in Canada, he was being heard over CKRC in Winnipeg at 3:05pm with
his band, the Red River Valley Boys.
In 1958, he was the all-night disc jockey over radio station CHUM in Toronto.
Hank and his band The Night Hawks appeared live over CHUM at 10:30pm on Friday
nights and did personal appearances throught Ontario and at the Palace Pier in
Toronto. During this time he recorded under the name Billy Guitar.
Guitar, Billy (William H. Noble Jr, aka Hank Noble) (citizenfreak.com)
Hillbilly-Music.com - Hank Noble
Talents : Vocals, Guitar
Style musical : Traditional Country, Rockabilly
LITTLE LOG
CABIN (1953)
(Hank Noble) If You Want It That Way (1954) (Hank Noble) Wa-Ha-Ne-Na (The Creee Maiden's Prayer) (1955) (Hank Noble) Tell Me The Reason Why (1955) (Hank Noble) HERE COMES THE NIGHT (1957) (Billy Guitar) |
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Years in activity :
1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
78 t. & Singles
1953 | 78 t. QUALITY 1125 (CAN) | Hank NOBLE with The RED VALLEY BOYS - Little Log Cabin / Midnight Train |
1953 | SP QUALITY K1125 (CAN) | Hank NOBLE with The RED VALLEY BOYS - Little Log Cabin / Midnight Train |
1954 | 78 t. MERCURY 70485 (US) | Hank NOBLE - If You Want It That Way / This Case Against My Heart |
1954 | SP MERCURY 70485-X45 (US) | Hank NOBLE - If You Want It That Way / This Case Against My Heart |
1955 | 78 t. MERCURY 70515 (US) | Hank NOBLE - Wa-Ha-Ne-Na (The Creee Maiden's Prayer) / Keep On Trying |
1955 | SP MERCURY 70515-X45 (US) | Hank NOBLE - Wa-Ha-Ne-Na (The Creee Maiden's Prayer) / Keep On Trying |
1955 | 78 t. MERCURY 70561 (US) | Hank NOBLE - Tell Me The Reason Why / To See You Walking By |
1955 | SP MERCURY 70561-X45 (US) | Hank NOBLE - Tell Me The Reason Why / To See You Walking By |
09/1957 | SP APEX 9-76185 (CAN) | Billy GUITAR & His NIGHTHAWKS - Here Comes The Night / You Should Have Loved Her More |
04/1958 | SP DECCA 9-30634 (US) | Billy GUITAR & His NIGHTHAWKS - Here Comes The Night / You Should Have Loved Her More |
19?? | SP Midnight Sun MS 1047 (US) | Billy GUITAR & His NIGHT HAWKS - Rockin Room Twist / Big Nick |
03/1960 | SP DEL DEL 103 (US) | Billy GUITAR - It Hurts So Much To See You Go / Things That Might Have Been |
19?? | SP PIRCO P-1002 (US) | Billy GUITAR - Little Log Cabin / I've Lost Again |
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Album
1964 | LP 12" Mizon MLP-1000 (US) |
...A Legend In His Time - A Tribute To Jim Reeves - Billy GUITAR - I'm Gettin' Better / Blue Side Of Lonesome / Welcome To My World / Bimbo / My Tears Don't Show / I Won't Forget You / Four Walls / I Love You Because / It Hurts So Much / Make Room For The Blues / He'll Have To Go / Legend In My Time |
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