Ernest Tubb had a career that spanned half a century, from his first radio date in 1932 until his death in 1984. He had a long association with Decca Records, beginning with his recording of "Blue-Eyed Elaine" in 1940. During his career Ernest Tubb charted nearly 100 times on the Billboard's Country chart, and was the sixth member elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame, in 1965. This cream-colored hat was designed for Ernest Tubb by Campbell. Inside the rim is Tubb's name written on masking t
Ernest Tubb had a career that spanned half a century, from his first radio date in 1932 until his death in 1984. He had a long association with Decca Records,…
Auction record
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Auction
- Auction 606
- Lot
- 23220
- Sale date
- October 2004
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