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'''Linda Elane Manning Grissom''' (born [[November 24]], [[1946]] in [[Cullman]]; died [[December 18]], [[2005]] in Cullman) was a country and pop singer. | '''Linda Elane Manning Grissom''' (born [[November 24]], [[1946]] in [[Cullman]]; died [[December 18]], [[2005]] in Cullman) was a country and pop singer. | ||
Manning recorded a half-dozen tracks for | Manning recorded a half-dozen tracks for Tennessee-based Doke and Bulletin Records in the late 1950s and earned a spot as a featured singer on [[WAPI-TV]] in [[Birmingham]], and hosted her own radio program from Cullman. In [[1964]] she was featured alongside Lee Stover and Tony Bellus on Cincinnati, Ohio's WLW-TV music variety program "Jamboree". | ||
She married baseball player, actor and minister Mel Novak in Birmingham in October [[1968]] and lived with him in Hollywood, California. | She married baseball player, actor and minister Mel Novak in Birmingham in October [[1968]] and lived with him in Hollywood, California. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:47, 16 December 2010
Linda Elane Manning Grissom (born November 24, 1946 in Cullman; died December 18, 2005 in Cullman) was a country and pop singer.
Manning recorded a half-dozen tracks for Tennessee-based Doke and Bulletin Records in the late 1950s and earned a spot as a featured singer on WAPI-TV in Birmingham, and hosted her own radio program from Cullman. In 1964 she was featured alongside Lee Stover and Tony Bellus on Cincinnati, Ohio's WLW-TV music variety program "Jamboree".
She married baseball player, actor and minister Mel Novak in Birmingham in October 1968 and lived with him in Hollywood, California.
References
- "Country Goes Color On Crosley TV Net" (September 5, 1964) Billboard