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Knowles Fred Rose (August 24, 1898 – December 1, 1954) was an American musician, Hall of Fame songwriter, and music publishing executive. == Biography == Born in Evansville, Indiana, United States, Rose started playing piano and singing as a small boy. In his teens, he moved to Chicago, Illinois where he worked in bars busking for tips, and finally vaudeville. He became successful as a songwriter, penning his first hit for entertainer Sophie Tucker. Rose lived in Nashville, Tennessee, but... [more on Wikipedia]
As a songwriter, Fred Rose first charted in 1920 with Sweet Mama (Papa's Gettin' Mad) .The artist placed 22 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 6 of which reached the Top‑10.The artist scored 2 UK Top‑75 entries, including a single Top‑10 placement.On US AC the artist achieved 1 Top‑10.On US Country the artist achieved 27 Top‑10s, 5 of which went to number‑one.On US RnB the artist achieved 2 Top‑10s.
Top songs: #1: Deed I Do - #2: Take These Chains from My Heart - #3: Sweet Mama (Papa's Gettin' Mad) - #4: Deed I Do - #5: Red-Hot Mama
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[Victor 18722]
written by
Creamer Layton , Fred Rose
, George A. Little & Peter Frost
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[Victor 19597]
written by Fred Rose
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as the Coon-Sanders' Original Nighthawk Orchestra
[Victor 19922]
written by
Paul Whiteman & Fred Rose
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1927
[Columbia 865]
written by Fred Rose
& Walter Hirsch
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09/1941
[Decca 3858]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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[Columbia 36587]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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02/1944
as Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys
[Okeh 6716]
written by Floyd Jenkins
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04/1944
15.
[Okeh 6736]
written by Ed Nelson, Steve Nelson & Fred Rose
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04/1945
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06/1945
[Decca 6108]
written by Ed Nelson, Fred Rose
& Steve Nelson
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07/1945
[Okeh 6742]
written by Fred Rose
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10/1945
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10/1945
[Okeh 6747]
written by Floyd Jenkins
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11/1945
as Lawrence Welk & His Orchestra &
Red Foley [Decca 18698]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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[Columbia 36966]
written by Fred Rose
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07/1946
[RCA Victor 20-1872]
written by Fred Rose
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11/1946
[Columbia 37097]
written by Fred Rose
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05/1947
as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-2241]
written by
Zeb Turner & Fred Rose
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as Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys
written by Fred Rose
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05/1948
[MGM 10165]
written by Walter Hirsch & Fred Rose
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05/1948
as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
US b side to Bouquet of Roses
[RCA Victor 2806]
written by
Cottonseed Clark & Fred Rose
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07/1948
[Columbia 38179]
written by Cottonseed Clark & Fred Rose
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10/1948
[MGM 30059]
written by Fred Rose
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07/1949
[MGM 10427]
written by Fred Rose
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09/1949
with The Arizona Wranglers with Jerry Byrd
[Mercury 6192-X45]
written by Fred Rose
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[MGM 10818]
written by William Grishaw & Fred Rose
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US B Side to (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle
[MGM 11054]
written by Fred Rose
&
Maurice Murray
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[MGM 11318]
written by Fred Rose
& Ed Nelson
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01/1952
vocals by Kenny Gardner
written by Fred Rose
& Maurice Murray
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10/1952
written by Fred Rose
& Ed Nelson
40.
Kaw-Liga Hank Williams
from
The Memorial Album
[MGM 11416]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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1953
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01/1953
[MGM K11366]
written by Fred Rose
& Hank Williams
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06/1953
written by Fred Rose
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[Hickory 1086]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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[Coral 62276]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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with The Jack Halloran Singers
[ABC-Paramount 10435]
written by Fred Rose
& Hy Heath
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08/1963
US B side to A Heartache for a Keepsake
[Decca 9-31501]
written by Fred Rose
& Hy Heath
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[Hickory 1397]
written by Fred Rose
& Mel Foree
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[Columbia 4-44233]
written by Fred Rose
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[Columbia 4-44396]
written by Fred Rose
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[Columbia 4-44702]
written by Fred Rose
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02/1969
live [RCA Victor 47-9716]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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02/1969
[Columbia 4-44739]
written by Zeb Turner & Fred Rose
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as Wynn Stewart and The Tourists
[Capitol 2751]
written by Fred Rose
56.
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #302]
[Columbia 10176]
written by Fred Rose
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11/1975
[Hickory/MGM 357]
written by Fred Rose
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12/1975
[MGM 14836]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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as Michael Murphey
[Epic 50184]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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03/1976
[Columbia 10296]
written by Fred Rose
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06/1976
[Derrick 1000]
written by Fred Rose
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12/1976
[ABC/Dot 17666]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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[Hi 2313]
written by Fred Rose
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07/1977
[Republic 389]
written by Gene Autry & Fred Rose
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[Elektra 46028]
written by Fred Rose
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05/1980
[Elektra/Curb 46636]
written by Hank Williams & Fred Rose
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11/1980
[Capitol 4940]
written by Mel Foree & Fred Rose
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70.
[MCA 53711]
written by Fred Rose
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10/1989
72.
[Arista 12695]
written by Fred Rose
& Hy Heath
73.
featuring The Dixie Chicks
[DreamWorks]
written by Fred Rose