Personalities | The Girls Of The Golden West | Cowboys & Playboys | Country
(Vocal group, 1930s)
The Girls Of The Golden West were Millie (1913–93) and Dolly (1915–67) Good (real name Goad). They starred during the 1930s on Chicago’s WLS and recorded for Bluebird and ARC. Regionally popular and influential – they inspired Pee Wee King, among others – they were particularly renowned for their close harmony and harmonized yodelling. Marrying, they retired by the end of the 1940s, though they would record again in the 1960s.
Styles & Forms | Cowboys & Playboys | Country
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