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Rubin Lee Everidge, was born in Barnsville, GA. September 29, 1936 to Albert and Ruby Everidge. Rubin was raised in Macon, GA. and comes from a long line of musicians. His Father, Albert, played the guitar and handsaw and performed with Riley Puckett, Gid Tanner, Fiddling John Carson, -"The Skillet Lickers Band"- in the 20's. Rubin is also in the New York State Country Music Hall Of Fame and the Georgia Country Music Hall Of Fame of Atlanta, Georgia. He is Director and Chairman of the New York State Country Music Hall Of Fame located at the Cortland Country Music Park in Cortland, New York. He also sits on their Board of Directors. Rubin is produced by Keith Bradford and Charlie Ray. Check out his latest release on Millennium Records! WEBMASTER Future Heroes' own Anna Prince nominated her webmaster, Jerry McEwen of Coolcats Web Strategies, as follows: "Jerry is responsible for creating the cool things on this site. I nominate him for 'hero' of the month." Greetings, this is Jerry talking. I usually stay out of the limelight, but decided to accept Anna's gracious nomination. Now that I have the mic, who wants to hear me brag about how great I am? Oops, I was afraid of that. In that case, I'll turn the tables and tell you what a great job Steve at CountryMusicWebs is doing. Steve does web sites for KMA Records, Jean's Artist Management and many others and all his sites look great! Okay, back to me and my design company, Coolcats ... We have built many sites during the past five years and Future Heroes is one of the most enjoyable sites we've done. I enjoy reading about all of the DJ's, artists and producer/manager types and, as a 23-year veteran of the music business, I wish you all the luck in the world. The music business is tough and it's fickle, but if you believe in what you do and can manage to put food on your table, then, by all means, follow that dream!
Country music is all about real people and real issues. Our children are the future of country music and the Children's Rights Council is there to protect their interests. With that in mind, we have chosen to honor Mr. David Levy of the Children's Rights Council in Washington, D.C. Formed in 1985, the Children's Rights Council (CRC) is a national non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that works to assure children meaningful and continuing contact with both their parents and extended family regardless of the parents' marital status. |
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