Artist
A.P. Carter
United States · 1891 – 1960
A.P. Carter is a musician from United States, active 1891–1960. They also recorded with The Carter Family.
9
Albums tracked
14
In collections
1891
Since
Biography
US singer, songwriter. Founding member of The Carter Family. Ex-husband of Sara Carter. Brother-in-law of Maybelle Carter. Uncle of Helen Carter, Anita Carter and June Carter.
December 15, 1891 in Maces Springs, Virginia - November 7, 1960 in Maces Springs.
When writing credits appear as "Carter" only, be aware that some are shared by The Carter Family ("East Virginia Blues", "Lonesome Me", "Wildwoof Flower", "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone?", "Glory To The Lamb", etc.) while some are owned by A. P. Carter only ("I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes", "Jimmie Brown, The Newsboy", "Wabash Cannon Ball", etc.).
Bio from Discogs
The Carter Family
A project A.P. Carter was part of.
The Original And Great Carter Family
1961
The Best Of The Carter Family
1965
The Famous Carter Family
1961
Worried Man Blues (Their Complete Victor Recordings 1930)
1995
20 Of The Best
1984
The Carter Family On Border Radio
1974
More Golden Gems From The Original Carter Family
1972
Travelin' Minstrel Band
1972
The Carter Family Album
1962
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