Musician. Robert Autry Inman was an American musician, specializing in country music. He was a Grand Ole Opry member and Country Music songwriter. He musical career started at age 14 and by the time he was 23, he had a record contact. He first performed with Cowboy Copas among others and eventually performed as Autry Inman and the Inmates. He is listed in the Alabama Country Music Hall of Fame and holds the record for "most songs written and recorded in a single year." He 1953 song "That's All Right" reached #4 on the United States Country Music charts. He produced only one LP, "Ballad of Two Brothers" in 1968 and the title song went to #14 on the charts.
Musician. Robert Autry Inman was an American musician, specializing in country music. He was a Grand Ole Opry member and Country Music songwriter. He musical career started at age 14 and by the time he was 23, he had a record contact. He first performed with Cowboy Copas among others and eventually performed as Autry Inman and the Inmates. He is listed in the Alabama Country Music Hall of Fame and holds the record for "most songs written and recorded in a single year." He 1953 song "That's All Right" reached #4 on the United States Country Music charts. He produced only one LP, "Ballad of Two Brothers" in 1968 and the title song went to #14 on the charts.
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