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From about 1955-1961, Ferguson worked at the Tennessee Game and Fish Commission, headquartered in Nashville, where he produced films for the agency. In 1959, Ferguson was to produce for the commission a 39 segment series on hunting, fishing, and wildlife subjects. In 1960, the North American Wildlife
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Ferguson wrote several other songs, including the million seller, "Carroll County Accident", first recorded by Porter Wagoner. In 1969 it received a Country Music Award for the "Song of the Year". In the 1960s Ferguson also wrote "Natividad", a Christmas song, and "Choctaw Saturday Night", a
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The country song "Carroll County Accident" was written when Ferguson passed through Carroll County when driving from Nashville to a concert for the Choctaw Indians in Philadelphia, Miss., according to an interview Ferguson granted with Steve Eng for the Wagoner biography
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After discharge from the Army, Ferguson went out West and worked for the U.S. Forest Service as a fire tower lookout and trail crew boss. He also worked as a laborer in the wheat fields and a typesetter for the newspaper in
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In 1987, Ferguson established WHTV as local cable service for Pearl River/Philadelphia, Mississippi. He retired from that position in 1998, when he was also named Tribal Historian
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and graduated in 1944. Alan Claude became a renowned forest ranger. Paul Eugene, as an enlisted sailor, witnessed many Pacific Proving Grounds atomic tests while aboard the
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While working there, Ferguson also started in the music business. In 1958 he wrote his first multi-million seller song "On the Wings of a Dove". It was recorded by
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Guilday, John E. (July 1977). "Sabertooth Cat, Smilodon Floridanus (Leidy), and Associated Fauna From a Tennessee Cave (40DV40), the First American Bank Site".
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Ferguson worked for nearly 30 years at RCA's Studio B producing hundreds of albums for artists such as Chet Atkins, Dolly Parton, and Porter Wagoner.
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Ferguson developed a comedy role as "Grandpappy Eli Possumtrot", a name which he took from a crossroad community near his childhood home in
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The success of his song "On the Wings of a Dove" enabled Ferguson to turn full-time to music. He became a senior producer with
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Ferguson was the recipient of many awards and recognitions during his multiple careers. He was also a member of
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and many others. With Atkins, he played a major role in the development of what was to become known as the
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for two winters in Alaska. He tested military equipment under Arctic conditions. He went on to study at
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While in high school, Ferguson was a typesetter at the local newspaper, a fire tower lookout for the
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Bob Ferguson and Dolly Parton at RCA Records, signing her initial recording contract for RCA, 1967.
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country singles chart. The tune was also recorded by Wagoner's longtime duet partner Dolly Parton.
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After his retirement from RCA, Ferguson moved his family to live near the reservation of the
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is a book about the music industry for aspiring songwriting and recording professionals.
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and earned a BS degree in Speech. He specialized in radio and television production.
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country singles chart. The tune was also recorded by Wagoner's longtime duet partner
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1987, receives the Iron Eyes Cody Peace Medal. Only 48 medals were made and awarded.
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1969, "Carroll County Accident", Country Music Award for the "Song of the Year".
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1960, the North American Wildlife Conservation Association named his production
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found east of the Mississippi River. It was found during construction of the
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Performing with Husky, Ferguson played a character called Eli Possumtrout in
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Leverett-Crew, Libby (2003). "In The Circle of Family and Friends".
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1987, "Wings of a Dove" received BMI's "One million airplays" Award.
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capital of the world. He also played a major role in developing the
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until his retirement. While there, he produced records, many in
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as a center of country music. He was also a movie producer, and
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Ingram, Tom (1971-10-02). "Specialists to Study Cave Bones".
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Ferguson, Bob; Jesse Burt (1970). "The "Big Break" Fallacy".
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Category:Song recordings produced by Bob Ferguson (musician)
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of the 1950s and 1960s. He served as executive assistant to
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About the song Coat of Many Colors produced by Bob Ferguson
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2012, honored with a Mississippi Country Music Trail marker
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While working at RCA, Ferguson earned a Master's Degree in
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With Jesse Burt as co-author, Ferguson wrote two books:
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influenced many wildlife television shows, most notably
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The country song "Carroll County Accident", recorded by
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United States Marine Corps personnel of the Korean War
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American country music songwriter and record producer
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country singles chart (No. 92 pop) and No. 1 on the
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CMA's database entry on the Carroll County Accident
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He was called to duty during the 14: 2060: 1150:Essay on "The Carroll County Accident" 1065:Indians of the Southeast: Then and Now 1020: 998:Saturday Nights With Daddy At The Opry 873:My Favorite Songwriter: Porter Wagoner 800:the "Best Motion Picture of the Year." 699:Indians of the Southeast: Then and Now 449:. In 1987, "Wings of a Dove" received 2138:United States Marine Corps reservists 2113:People from Philadelphia, Mississippi 1183: 724:Chucalissa Prehistoric Indian Village 223:who was instrumental in establishing 2118:People from Willow Springs, Missouri 1000:. Rutledge Hill Press. p. 123. 763: 403:Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego 389:While in college, Ferguson joined a 1659:, Robin Lerner, Annie Roboff (1999) 938:, 23 Jul 2001, accessed 16 Mar 2009 858:The Open Mind of John D. Loudermilk 720:Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians 708:Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians 353:Southwest Missouri State University 284:. Ferguson married twice, first to 247:Song of the Year in 1969. In 1983 " 146:Vocals, guitar, steel string, piano 24: 2083:Country musicians from Mississippi 1105:, Sept. 2001, accessed 16 Mar 2009 1057:Ferguson, Bob; Jesse Burt (1973). 905: 899: 886:Jerry Reed Explores Guitar Country 624:Southeastern Indians: Then and Now 614:Southeastern Indians: Then and Now 409:Tennessee Game and Fish Commission 397:(1950–1952). Ferguson served as a 25: 2154: 2143:20th-century American songwriters 2108:Missouri National Guard personnel 2093:Deaths from cancer in Mississippi 2078:American country record producers 1133: 836:- Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton 790:society of people with high I.Q.s 626:is a general-interest book about 453:'s "One million airplays" Award. 2103:Military personnel from Missouri 1351:Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue 47: 2088:Country musicians from Missouri 1176: (archived October 7, 2007) 657: 1103:Mississippi History Newsletter 1085: 1031: 1014: 968:. Abingdon Press. p. 42. 941: 925: 555:and elevated Nashville as the 523:. He also produced records by 425:Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom 13: 1: 1612:Go Rest High on That Mountain 1140:CMT's webpage on Bob Ferguson 892: 499:, where he helped create the 32:Bob Ferguson (disambiguation) 1638:Holes in the Floor of Heaven 291: 263:Broadcast Music Incorporated 251:" was featured in the movie 7: 1399:He Stopped Loving Her Today 1373:He Stopped Loving Her Today 1248:The Carroll County Accident 1165:Postings about Bob Ferguson 1117:"Helen Cornelius Interview" 817:Selection of singles/albums 488:So You Want To Be In Music! 311:United States Naval Academy 241:The Carroll County Accident 10: 2159: 1259:Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down 1067:. Abingdon Press. p.  966:So You Want To Be In Music 820: 620:So You Want to be in Music 610:So You Want to be in Music 369:Valley Forge, Pennsylvania 343:. He attained the rank of 29: 2123:Songwriters from Missouri 1980: 1973:, Robert Williford (2019) 1838: 1681: 1532: 1390: 1272: 1217: 846:, Produced by Chet Atkins 777:Helen Cornelius Interview 746:University of Mississippi 712:Philadelphia, Mississippi 595: 561:Country Music Association 464:Nashville record producer 245:Country Music Association 170: 160: 150: 142: 134: 124: 112: 98: 83: 73: 63: 58: 46: 39: 1727:Live Like You Were Dying 1226:There Goes My Everything 1155:"Wings of a Dove" lyrics 376:Washington State College 303:Willow Springs, Missouri 297:Early life and education 103:Willow Springs, Missouri 1821:The House That Built Me 1115:Country Stars Central. 833:Just Between You And Me 775:Country Stars Central- 1571:I Still Believe in You 1474:Forever and Ever, Amen 772: 694: 605: 483: 374:Ferguson then entered 361:Moses Lake, Washington 331:, and a member of the 237:On the Wings of a Dove 59:Background information 1879:, Connie Harrington, 1541:When I Call Your Name 1433:Wind Beneath My Wings 1097:May 28, 2009, at the 768: 697:Burt & Ferguson- 690: 686:Final years and death 668:Vanderbilt University 603: 486:Burt & Ferguson- 479: 435:whom Ferguson met in 391:Marine Forces Reserve 301:Ferguson was born in 210:Robert Bruce Ferguson 69:Robert Bruce Ferguson 1712:Three Wooden Crosses 1696:, Larry Shell (2001) 1657:Beth Nielsen Chapman 1448:God Bless the U.S.A. 1211:CMA Song of the Year 1024:Nashville Tennessean 882:- George Hamilton IV 860:- John D. 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Index

Bob Ferguson (music)
Bob Ferguson (disambiguation)
Bob Ferguson
Willow Springs, Missouri
United States
Country
RCA Victor
Ferlin Husky
Harvie June Van
Chet Atkins
Dolly Parton
Porter Wagoner
Jim Ed Brown
Helen Cornelius
country music
songwriter
record producer
Nashville, Tennessee
Choctaw
historian
On the Wings of a Dove
The Carroll County Accident
Country Music Association
Wings of a Dove
Tender Mercies
Robert Duvall
Broadcast Music Incorporated
Porter Wagoner
Dolly Parton
Harvie June Van

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