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on ABC. Cash would end every show by shouting, "Good night, Bill Walker!" The show lasted for 58 episodes. Walker continued as music director for other Johnny Cash television specials after the series was canceled, including Cash's Christmas specials.
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on TNN, for the show's entire seven-year run. The Statler Brothers Show was the top-rated show on TNN during its entire tenure. Walker also directed the music for three of the Statler Brothers' TV specials.
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in South Africa, for which Walker wrote the score. Reeves offered Walker the post of musical director on a new television series he was set to host. Walker moved to the United States and arrived in
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magazine in 1977. Walker handled A&R and production while his son handled operations. Later, in 2007, Jeff Walker founded the digital distribution label
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In Nashville, Ann-Margret’s Rhinestone Cowgirl, Opryland In Russia, That Great American Gospel Sound (with Tennessee Ernie Ford and Della Reese),
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Walker decided to stay in the U. S. and apply for citizenship. Once settled in Nashville, he connected with
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Walker was married to the singer Jeanine Ogletree. He died in Nashville on May 26, 2022, aged 95.
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In the late 1960s, Walker got offered the position of musical director for the
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for 15 years, Perry Como And His Nashville Friends, Nashville Remembers
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with his son, Jeff Walker. The label won Best New Label from
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just in time to learn that Reeves had died in a plane crash.
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He continued to work as a producer, with credits including
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Sydney
New South Wales
Nashville, Tennessee
Country
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NSW State Conservatorium of Music
RCA Records
Johannesburg
Jim Reeves
Kimberley Jim
Nashville, TN
Chet Atkins
Eddy Arnold
Make the World Go Away
Johnny Cash Show
Country Music Association Awards
Elvis
Grand Ole Opry
Lynn Anderson
Tina Turner
Conway Twitty
Ford’s Theater
Jimmy Carter
Crystal Gayle
Roy Rogers
Donna Fargo

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