BUD FISHER

Einer der ganz Unbekannten war Bud Fisher, der zu den
Songs auch gleich eine Plattenfirma spendete.

Ein bisschen Biografie:

„The personal information has been hard to come by, but we know that the ‘Country & Western” husband-wife team began somewhere in the early-1950’s and they made their home in Baton Rouge.
Their 1953 band, "The Country Swingers," included a 13-year-old Junior Bergeron on drums. He later was fixture with the Van Broussard band.
By 1960, Bud was a radio-personality as well for WYNK, hosting “The Big Country Show” at the V.F.W. Hall on Pocahontas St. in Baton Rouge.
They were also a mainstay at the ‘Old South Jamboree’ in Walker, as well as playing all around the southeast part of the state.
After putting out a record on their own ‘Fisher’ label in 1959, they recorded one released on the Baton Rouge-based “Montel” label in 1962 and then one in 1965 on the Baton Rouge-based “Bofuz” label.
Eula “Mae” Fisher was native of east Texas. She passed away in 1973. Charles Andrew “Bud” Fisher died in 2008.“