Auction 606
All 41 lots of Heritage: Auction 606 (Oct 1, 2004). 26 sold. Top lot $8,963. Prices and results of every lot.
Auction facts
- Auction house
- Heritage
- Date
- 2004-10-01
- Lots offered
- 41
Lots
- Lot 23177: Ray Benson Hat
- Lot 23179: Glen Campbell Jumpsuit
- Lot 23180: Glen Campbell, a true country legend, began his career as one of the finest studio guitar players in Hollywood. His work on classic recording sessions with stars such as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, and the Mamas and the Papas earned him a stellar reputation. His first major hit as a single artist was his Capitol Recording of "Gentle on my Mind", which won a Grammy in 1967. He followed with such mega-hits as "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," "Wichita Lineman" and "Galveston." He became a television
- Lot 23181: Craddock began his career in the 1950s as a Rock and Roll singer with several minor hits, before crossing over to country with his record, "Anything That's Part of You." After a hiatus from music, Craddock came back in the 1970s with a series of hit country recordings. He was an intense stage performer who clearly never lost his rock and roll roots. Craddock would frequently perform in direct imitation of Elvis Presley. Designed for Craddock by Tony Alamo of Nashville, this ornate sequin jumpsui
- Lot 23182: One half of the great country duo, The Kendall's, father Royce and his daughter, Jeannie, scored their first major hit in 1977, "Heaven's Just a Sin Away." It went on to win a Grammy. Since that time, The Kendall's produced more than a dozen albums that yielded many hits, including three #1 singles, making them a major concert act right up until father, Royce's death in 1998. This 2-piece suit, worn by Royce Kendall, was designed by Prestige West, and is adorned with shiny silver sequins around
- Lot 23184: Johnny Horton, who tragically died in 1960 in a car crash, is a true musical legend. Starting out as a honky tonk singer in the late '50s and mentored by Hank Williams Sr., he became a country star in 1956, recording with Columbia Records. In the years 1959 and 1960, he scored major crossover hits such as "Johnny Reb," "Sink the Bismarck," and his number one hit, "North To Alaska." The mark he left was indelible, and artists such as George Jones and Dwight Yoakam have listed him as a major influ
- Lot 23185: Jim Reeves Leather Jacket
- Lot 23188: One half of the great country duo, the Kendall's, father Royce and his daughter Jeannie scored their first major hit in 1977, "Heaven's Just a Sin Away." It went on to win a Grammy. Since that time, The Kendalls produced more than a dozen albums that yielded many hits, including three #1 singles, making them a major concert act right up until Royce's death in 1998. Jeannie's 3-piece outfit is a showstopper! The red coat is loaded with rhinestones and has ornate gold piping and mother-of-pearl bu
- Lot 23189: Carpenter's 1989 album "State of the Heart" offered 4 Top 20 hits. Since that time, she has followed with hit after hit, has been awarded Best Female Vocal awards in '92 and '93, and won a Grammy. Still touring, she is a favorite with her fans. This 3-piece outfit includes a green paisley silk jacket, black skirt and black leggings worn by the country star in her music video "Down at the Twist and Shout." The entire outfit is in excellent condition. Also included is a letter from Ms. Carpenter's
- Lot 23190: Valerie June Carter was the second of Mother Maybelle Carter's three daughters, and together they made up the legendary Carter Family, a popular act on The Grand Ole Opry from the 1950s. Briefly married to singer Carl Smith, June married Johnny Cash in 1968, after performing and recording with the country legend from the early 1960's. Together they scored hits with "It Ain't Me" and "Jackson," plus June won 3 Grammys on her own before she died in 2003. The photo does not do justice to this lush
- Lot 23192: Johnny Cash is one of the most powerful forces in the shaping of American popular music. Scoring more than 100 Top 40 country hits, plus a dozen pop hits, "The Man in Black" has authored more than 400 songs that have painted images that have become a narrative for the American dream. Cash got his start at Sun Records, and, like his labelmates Elvis Presley, Charlie Rich, and Jerry Lee Lewis, he made his record label money with such hits as "I Walk The Line," "There You Go," and "Ballad Of A Teen
- Lot 23193: Offered in this lot is the ultimate Johnny Cash outfit: a three-piece black suit (coat, vest, and pants) made expressly for Cash by Great Western Tailoring of Chicago. The singer's name is sewn into each piece. The wool outfit is in excellent condition, showing only normal wear with no major defects. As a bonus, one of Johnny's hand-tailored, ruffled shirts is included in this lot. The shirt has several tears at the collar and on the back, which do not compromise the "displayability" of this ens
- Lot 23195: Patsy Cline has probably the most legendary status of any female country singer in history, although this is probably due to her early death in a plane crash just as she reached her prime. Such hits as "I Fall To Pieces," "Crazy," and "She's Got You" in the early '60s gained her superstardom, but it was only after her death in 1963 that her true influence became apparent. Almost every country singer owes much to Patsy Cline. This lovely three-piece outfit is made up of a maroon vest, maroon skir
- Lot 23196: Barbara Mandrell's fame became huge in the 70s and 80s due to her string of hit singles and popular television variety series. Performing as a solo artist or along with her sisters, Louise and Irlene, the Mandrell name still shines brightly on the musical horizon. This gorgeous gown has an impressive story to go with it. In the July 1981 issue of Nashville's Music City News, there appeared an article about Mandrell's donation of this gown to the Country Music Wax Museum. She mentions that she wo
- Lot 23200: Tracy Lawrence Two-Piece Outfit, Hat, and Boots
- Lot 23202: Ronnie Milsap Suit Designed by Harvey Krantz
- Lot 23203: Born in Nova Scotia, Anne Murray scored a million-selling crossover single in 1970 with "Snowbird" and followed with such classics as "You Needed Me" and "Could I Have This Dance". Possessing a unique and rich voice, Anne Murray continues to be a favorite with the fans. This blue chiffon gown was designed for and worn by Anne Murray, and is in excellent condition. Elaborately and intricately decorated with rhinestones and green, red, and orange floral appliques off the shoulder and cascading dow
- Lot 23207: Designer Harvey Krantz designed this powder blue ruffled shirt and matching button-up pants. Further enhancing the pants are darker blue velvet diamond-shapes sewn in. There is a small stain on the right front of the shirt and some slight frays on the pants, obviously the result of performance wear. An impressive and elaborate stage outfit. Orion Outfit.
- Lot 23208: Dolly Parton Black Sequin Gown
- Lot 23211: Throughout the 1960s, Buck Owens scored hit after hit that regularly topped the country charts and achieved fame with general audiences as a co-host with Roy Clark on the television hit "Hee Haw". Elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996, Buck Owens is a true legend. Turk designed this lavish suit, ornate with green sequins and tan stitching, especially for Owens. Also included in this lot is the Capitol Records album, "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail," that pictures the country star wea
- Lot 23213: Charley Pride started his career as a baseball player in the Negro American League. Always a musician at heart, he would jam with bands in every city his baseball team played in. During a trip to Nashville, Pride signed with RCA Records upon the recommendation of Chet Atkins. From the 1970s to 1984, Charley Pride has had songs on the charts 29 times. Inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2000, Pride is one of the most beloved country stars and one of the richest country stars due to hi
- Lot 23214: Marty Robbins Racing Outfit (Jumpsuit)
- Lot 23215: Burt Reynolds Red Jacket
- Lot 23216: Kenny Rogers Outfit Designed by Bill Whitten, Award, Platinum Album, and Signed Photo