Ocie Stockard
from Crafton, TX
May 11, 1909 - April 23, 1988 (age 78)
Biography
After Milton Brown's death, his Musical Brownies did not remain vital very long. Ocie Stockard rose from the ashes and formed his own band. Members included Wanna Coffman on bass, Joe Holley (formerly of the Crystal Springs Ramblers) on fiddle, Jack Hinson (formerly of the Ross Rhythm Rascals) on piano and Cecil Mullins on guitar. Milton's brother, Durwood Brown, also logged some time with this band. Stockard left to join Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys in 1946. ~ Megan Lynch, Rovi



 
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There'll Be Some Changes Made
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Twin Guitar Polka
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Nickel in the Kitty
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Ocie Stockard & The Wanderers There'll Be Some Changes Made (1937)
Ocie Stockard and the Wanderers - To My House (1937)
Ocie Stockard And The Wanderers - Bass Man Jive
Nickel in the Kitty-Ocie Stockard and his Wanderers
OCIE STOCKARD & THE WANDERERS WHATS THE MATTER WITH THE MILL
Ocie Stockard & The Wanderers - Gee 1941
Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers - Bass Man Jive 1941
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