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Sanford Clark
A one-hit wonder from the first era of rockabilly performers, Sanford Clark was
born October 24, 1935 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After a career in the military, he
settled in Phoenix in the early 1950s where he connected with future music star
Lee Hazlewood who was, at that time, working at a Phoenix radio station. This
led to Sanford Clark recording a song Halzewood had written, “The Fool”, in a
style that bridged country, R&B, and the early sounds of rock and roll. The song
became a crossover success, reaching the top 5 on the R&B chart, top 10 on the
regular singles chart, and top 15...
The FoolSanford Clark
The FoolSanford Clark and Al Casey
Modern RomanceSanford Clark
Calling All HeartsSanford Clark
Modern RomanceSanford Clark
The FoolSanford Clark
The FoolSanford Clark
They Call Me Country
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The FoolSanford Clark and Al Casey
Modern RomanceSanford Clark
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Calling All HeartsSanford Clark
They Call Me Country
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Modern RomanceSanford Clark
I'm A Guitar Man
The FoolSanford Clark
They Call Me Country
