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soon followed by Jean Shepard in 1953

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"Sunday Monday Or Always" by Bing Crosby and "Paper Doll" by the Mills Brothers

Floyd Cramer - Collection 1953-62 AEC Video but it was generally thePianist Floyd Cramer was one of the most influential musicians in country music during the late 1950s and early '60s, and is especially associated with his use of what was called the "slip note" technique, where he slid from an out of key note to the correct note, which was a feature of many country hits of this era. With this style, and working as a Nashville session man with producers like Chet Atlins, he was one of the architects of the Nashville