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In 1973 Jones discovered the bodies of fellow banjoist and TV scarecrow David "Stringbean" Akeman and Akeman's wife who had been murdered in a robbery at their home in Tennessee more about that here.
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In 1973 Jones discovered the bodies of fellow banjoist and TV scarecrow David "Stringbean" Akeman and Akeman's wife who had been murdered in a robbery at their home in Tennessee more about that here.
Archive 2010-02-01 mrdantefontana 2010
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“She doesn’t want to be called Stringbean anymore,” Christy said.
Wife in the Fast Lane Karen Quinn 2007
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“She doesn’t want to be called Stringbean anymore,” Christy said.
Wife in the Fast Lane Karen Quinn 2007
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It tells the story of Grand Ole Opry performer, comedian and songwriter David "Stringbean" Akeman, who was murdered in 1973.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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It tells the story of Grand Ole Opry performer, comedian and songwriter David "Stringbean" Akeman, who was murdered in 1973.
NPR Topics: News 2010
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But it didn't hurt that one of her babysitters was Robert "Stringbean" Tharp, who sang with legendary west-side doo-woppers the Ideals, best known for 1963's "The Gorilla."
Chicago Reader 2010
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But it didn't hurt that one of her babysitters was Robert "Stringbean" Tharp, who sang with legendary west-side doo-woppers the Ideals, best known for 1963's "The Gorilla."
Chicago Reader 2010
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But it didn't hurt that one of her babysitters was Robert "Stringbean" Tharp, who sang with legendary west-side doo-woppers the Ideals, best known for 1963's "The Gorilla."
Chicago Reader 2010
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But it didn't hurt that one of her babysitters was Robert "Stringbean" Tharp, who sang with legendary west-side doo-woppers the Ideals, best known for 1963's "The Gorilla."
Chicago Reader 2010
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