Musician. Albert Everidge was a member of the early Georgia country music trio The South Georgia Highballers. A master at bowing the handsaw, he was the only musician featured on an early country music record playing one.
Also a talented buck and wing dancer, Albert brought his skills to many Fiddlers Conventions, and local functions around South Georgia, leaving folks in awe at the popular era tunes he could sound out of the saw.
Albert was also a veteran of the First World War. He served in the 151st Machine Gun Battalion.
Also a talented buck and wing dancer, Albert brought his skills to many Fiddlers Conventions, and local functions around South Georgia, leaving folks in awe at the popular era tunes he could sound out of the saw.
Albert was also a veteran of the First World War. He served in the 151st Machine Gun Battalion.
Musician. Albert Everidge was a member of the early Georgia country music trio The South Georgia Highballers. A master at bowing the handsaw, he was the only musician featured on an early country music record playing one.
Also a talented buck and wing dancer, Albert brought his skills to many Fiddlers Conventions, and local functions around South Georgia, leaving folks in awe at the popular era tunes he could sound out of the saw.
Albert was also a veteran of the First World War. He served in the 151st Machine Gun Battalion.
Also a talented buck and wing dancer, Albert brought his skills to many Fiddlers Conventions, and local functions around South Georgia, leaving folks in awe at the popular era tunes he could sound out of the saw.
Albert was also a veteran of the First World War. He served in the 151st Machine Gun Battalion.
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