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Skip Woolwine
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Date Born/Group Began:
1957
(skipwool)
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Date Died/Group Ended:
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Also Known As:
| Fade to Black (skipwool) |
| Fade to Black (skipwool) |
| Fade To Black band - Nashville (skipwool) |
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| Facts: |
| When Dr Demento played "Ernest" the first time in 1979, Skip was a full-time student at Vanderbilt University, a part-time announcer at WSM-AM-FM-TV, and musician with the Eldorados, the house band of his fraternity Phi Delta Theta. After graduating in 1980, Woolwine continued a full-time radio career and was a founding member of Nashville oldies band "1969". In 1991, he started another band, Fade To Black, that also specialized in danceable classic rock and soul oldies from the 1960s, -70s, and -80s. The band continues today in Nashville, having backed such notables as Buzz Cason (Co-writer of "Everlasting Love") and Beach Music Hall Of Fame Member Clifford Curry ("She Shot A Hole In My Soul"). They've played for 2 Tennessee Governors, numerous private parties and a number times in front of 1000s of fans at Nashville Predators hockey games. (skipwool) |
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| Played on 17 shows: |
 | 08-24-19, #AOTA-190824 |  | 07-07-85, #KMET-85-27 |
| 02-25-17, #AOTA-170225 | | 07-18-82, #82-29 |
| 06-06-15, #15-23 | | 04-18-82, #82-16 |
| 01-28-12, #AOTA-120128 | | 01-24-82, #82-04 |
| 02-11-07, #MMS-65 | | 10-19-80, #KMET-08-42 |
| 08-03-97, #97-31 | | 09-21-80, #80-38 |
| 08-22-93, #93-34 | | 04-06-80, #80-14 |
| 10-04-92, #92-40 | | 09-09-79, #79-36 |
| 09-16-90, #90-37 | | |
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