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Ronnie Hawkins
Although born in Huntsville, Arkansas, on January 10, 1935, rockabilly singer
Ronnie Hawkins enjoyed most of his success in Canada, where he released a string
of Top 40 hits from the late-1950s through the early '70s. After graduating high
school, he headed to Canada with his band, The Hawks, and made his recording
debut with 1958's "Summertime." Although the song wasn't a hit, Hawkins climbed
to Number 4 on the Canadian charts with 1959's "Forty Days," then hit Number 6
that same year with "Mary Lou." The latter song also became a Top 40 hit in
America, but Hawkins focused his a...
Mary LouRonnie Hawkins
Days Gone ByRonnie Hawkins
Forty DaysRonnie Hawkins
Sick and TiredDuane Allman, Ronnie Hawkins, The Memphis Horns and The Dixie Flyers
Dizzy Miss LizzyRonnie Hawkins
Terminal CityRon Hawkins, Ronnie Hawkins, The Rusty Nails and Ron Hawkins & the Rusty Nails
Mary LouRonnie Hawkins
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Days Gone ByRonnie Hawkins
Hello Again... Mary Lou
Forty DaysRonnie Hawkins
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Sick and TiredDuane Allman, Ronnie Hawkins, The Memphis Horns and The Dixie Flyers
Mr. Dynamo
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Dizzy Miss LizzyRonnie Hawkins
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Terminal CityRon Hawkins, Ronnie Hawkins, The Rusty Nails and Ron Hawkins & the Rusty Nails
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