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Ervin Rouse
real name Ervin Thomas Rouse
Ervin Rouse is credited on 1,545 releases across 408 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1952–2022 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,545
Credits
408
Albums
8
Decades active
568
In collections
Biography
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American fiddler and songwriter who was just twenty-one when he wrote the widely-recorded "Orange Blossom Special", a bluegrass standard in 1938.
Born September 19, 1917 in Cove City, North Carolina, USA.
Died 8 July 1981 (aged 63) in South Florida, Florida, USA.
Rouse also wrote the hit song "Sweeter Than The Flowers" about his mother but had his royalties partly stripped by having to give co-credit to the singer of the song (Moon Mullican) and the owner of the label (Lois Mann).
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
1,545 releases · 408 albums · active 1952–2022
- Performance · 1,541
- Other credits · 14
Studios: Capricorn Sound Studios · War Memorial Auditorium · Folsom Prison · Air Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

At Folsom Prison
1968

Johnny Cash At San Quentin
1969

Johnny Cash's Greatest Hits (Volume 1)
1967

The Essential Johnny Cash
2002

Will The Circle Be Unbroken
1972

Orange Blossom Special
1965

Fire On The Mountain
1974

A Night To Remember
2020

Urban Cowboy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1980

At Folsom Prison And San Quentin
1974

The Fightin' Side Of Me
1970

Last Of The Red Hot Burritos
1972

Man Of Steel
1983

Starportrait
1972

Understand Your Man
1971

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1988

Superbow
1975

Stars Of The Grand Ole Opry 1926-1974
1974

That High Lonesome Sound (Original Live Recordings From 1973 - Vol. I)
1996

The Greatest Years 1958 - 1986
1987

Koncert V Praze = In Prague Live
1983

Bean Blossom '79
1980

Alive & Pickin'
1975

The Night The Light Went On (In Long Beach)
1974
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