Person Record
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Name |
Trent, Buck |
Othernames |
Charles Wilburn Trent |
Role |
Banjoist |
Relationships |
Roy Clark, Porter Wagoner, Bill Carlisle and Dolly Parton |
Places of residence |
South Carolina |
Titles & honors |
American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame Class of 2023 |
Sphere Of Activity |
Born and raised in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Buck Trent was performing on local radio stations by age 11. He moved to Nashville in 1959 where he joined the Bill Carlisle Band and first appeared on the Grand Ole Opry. Stints as a member of Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys and Porter Wagoner's Wagon Masters set the stage for his unforgettable performances with Roy Clark on Hee Haw from 1974 to 1982. The recipient of numerous awards from the Country Music Association and Music City News, Trent joined Roy Clark as part of the first country music act to tour the Soviet Union prior to taking up a long-standing residency as one of Branson, Missouri's premier entertainers. Johnny Baier, American Banjo Museum |
Related Records
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Brochure: Vega Instrument Company November 1967 - Handbill, Trade
2000.001-0033
Record Type: Archive
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Magazine: Fretted Instrument Guild of America ALL FRETS July/August 2015 John Bernunzio - Periodical
2015.007-0017
Record Type: Archive
