Grady and Hazel Cole papers, ca.1935-1976.

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Grady and Hazel Cole papers, ca.1935-1976.

The printed portion of these papers is made up of nineteen folders containing papers relating to the lives and careers of Grady and Hazel Cole. The first folder contains a one-page undated excerpt from an autobiographical statement by Grady Cole. The remainder consists of correspondence, contracts, invoices, and news clippings, as well as single copies of sheet music, song lyrics, and songbooks written by the Coles and other country musicians. All these materials are photocopies of the originals provided by the Coles' son, Jack. Two cassette tapes and twenty-four images form the non-print portion of these papers.

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Georgia State University

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WSB (Radio station : Atlanta, Ga.)

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