Billy, bei mir sind die Daten so (die Platte dürfte aus September 1956 stammen):
Roland "Rocky Coxx" Miclette starb am 6. Mai 2004;
Gerard A. "Slim Coxx" Miclette starb am 13. Oktober 1999 (geboren
am 3. Juni 1915)... :shock:
Gerard A. Miclette, the legendary Slim Coxx, 84, of North Coventry, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and entertainer, died
Wednesday, (October 13, 1999) at Hartford Hospital. He was the son of George and Elizer Miclette, born in Granby, Quebec, Canada, and lived in Coventry for the past 49 years. He was a member of St. Mary's Church in Coventry. He owned and operated the oldest driving school in Connecticut, the Manchester Driving Academy. One of his greatest pleasures in life was playing his fiddle and performing. He entertained at Lake Compounce for over 37 years without missing one Sunday. He also played at the WWVA Wheeling West Virginia Jamboree, the Grand Ole Opry and made many appearances throughout New England. He was a member for 52 years of the American Federation of Musicians, Local 400, Hartford. Slim was a disc jockey at WJKO of East Longmeadow, MA for four years and broadcast at WTIC Radio Show coast to coast from the late 1940's through the early 1950's. He appeared on the Arthur Godfrey Show and played with the ''Downhomers'' for over four years. He was predeceased by a son, Gerard Miclette, Jr. Along with many beloved friends and relatives, he leaves his wife of 62 years.
ops: einen Fiddler & einen der Gospel sang.
