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109 - Education
02.
Troy
Cory
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A
Short
Biography
----"I
was the youngest of six children," said
Troy, during a recent TV interview with
columnist/tv host, Larry Leverett,
of "Hollywood Beat." "My
grandfather was Nathan B. Stubblefield,
the inventor of the "wireless telephone"
and the original Radio
Boy."
----Q.
It seems the career of your grandfather,
Nathan B. Stubblefield - - and you,
Troy Cory Stubblefield, started in
radio, and both of you have had
similar experiences in receiving what's
due, from the business
world.
----A.
"Except my grandfather Nathan invented
"radio" -- then patented it in 1907, as
the wireless telephone --
something that no man can ever
repeat!"
"It's
a hard act to follow," said Troy
Cory.
"The only
thing I've been able to do for radio
broadcasting is sing and own a few
stations." But anyway, I've perfected a
relaxed smooth type of musical performance
that seems to reflect the story of love,
romance and the lonely -- the type that
only a Huckleberry Finn or a Tom Sawyer
type of guy would appreciate."
Troy has
been able to direct and produce --
many televion
shows for many other singing artists and
has "picked up" from them -- on how to
present his own albums of popular
contemporary songs with the emotional
understatement that seems to dominate
English pop and western
music.
----A most
talented and equally-loved American
performer, his collection of songs has
given Troy the full opportunity to sample
his easygoing charm -- whether the music
be slow, romantic, pop or in a Country and
Western feel.
----Most
of Troy's Country songs were recorded in
Worcestershire, England at Muff Merfin's
"Old Smithy's," and Munich, Germany is the
place where most of his pop and big band
sounds were recorded.
A
few of the Troy Cory songs now heard
throughout the world and webcast on
"YouTube," and
"LookRadio"
were first recorded in the mid-50s when
Troy was a teenager.
---- The
60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, television shows,
prepared Troy for today's world of the
Internet.
---- Troy's
first recordings were released by
Specialty Records, Mercury Records, BBC
RadioPlay Music, Cinema Prize and
VRA TelePlay Music. During the past
20 years, the RadioPlay music was
"specially" recorded as a sales tool, to
reach out to the English music marketplace
within the British Commonwealth and the
People's Republic of China."
Troy
Cory is an entertainer with a smooth,
friendly
style, that makes it easy to interpret. On
most of his recordings that feature the
Ambros Seelos Orchester, Troy takes the
listener on a trip down memory lane. He
mixes his own songs -- with some of the
oldies but goodies the listener can relate
back to.
Many of these songs were featured on
"The Troy Cory Evening Show." The
weekly music variety show aired on KCOP;
and on KTLA following Saturday Nite Life,
and was hosted by Troy Cory and talented
Priscilla Cory as co-hostess and
singer.
----Some
of Troy's backup performers on his
television and stage shows,
"The
Brooke
Sisters"
- include:
movie star, Joey Lauren
Adams; Priscilla Cory; Tina Kincaid; and
Angelica Bridges; Beth Stare; Dagmar
Mitzkus; Jeanne Yoou; Ginger Adams; Emmy
Lu; Natacha Ouisse; Jossi Sigl; Nonny;
Carol Lee; Kalia Salangron; Christy
Mattola; Lorna Leigh Marve'; Lynn Stepney;
Alicia Caballero and Brooke
Kenvin.
----
The "live" bands include: the
"Ambros
Seelos
Orchestra;"
"Bonhomie
Baby,"
Sam Montelle Stavros; Smokey
Allan Stover; John Mraz; Ritchie Thomas;
Rick Turner; the "West End
Boys," Bardowell Philip Anthony,
John Cowsill, Gary Griffin, Randell
Kirsch, Mark Ward, and Robby
Scharf; the "California
Goodtime Band": John Mraz;
Sam Montelle Stavros; Smokey Allen Stover;
Rick Turner; and Arnold Martinez, bass
guitarist/vocal;
Bob
Wills Jr.
& his Texas Playboys, featuring, Bob
Wills Jr., actor,
singer;
the "Pheromones"; and "Sam
Butera".
----Some
of Troy's directors and co-directors of
his television and stage shows were,
Martin Green; Gabor Wagner; Wm
Janovsky; Tom Meservey; Richard Greninger;
Scott Stubblefield; and Don
Butler.
----Troy's
co-writers on some of his Oldies but
Goodies collection of recordings -- are
from the 60s and 70s. The writers include
Robert and Richard Sherman, Bob
Roberts, Dorothy Swafford, Sonny Bono
and Joe
Jackson.
----Major
Actors and Actresses, some of whom
were unknown at the time of their
performances with Troy Cory, like:
The
Brooke Sisters,
Joey
Adams,
Angelica
Bridges,
Tina
Kincaid,
Lori Engel, Brooke Kenvin, Valerie Maddox
and Co-hostess of "the Troy Cory Evening
Show," Priscilla
Cory-Stubblefield.
----Guest
Stars include:
Priscilla
Cory; Richard Hatch; Bruce Davison;
Mel
Carter,
Alan Hale; Sugar Ray Robinson; Nick Lucas;
Sammy Fain; Florence Marly; John Perkins
Barrymore; Benny Hill; Scott
Stubblefield,
Bob Wills, Jr.; Foster Brooks; Clint
Walker;Wanda Hendrix; Byron Matson; Tiny
Tim; Linda Ronstadt; Dennis Weaver;
Elke
Sommer;
Sam Butera; Ron Rice; D'Arcy LaPier;
Priscilla Alden; (Troy's Mother); Lynn
Mann; Jackie Corrigan; Nancie White; Mike
Lipman; Thomas Simmons; Larry Leverett;
Donna Jeffries; Judy Henderson; Walter
Brown; Ginger Adams; Pearl Lipman;
Alden
Stubblefield;
Keith (Whitey) Stubblefield; Mark Sova;
Rick Wood; Chris Harris; Dino DeLorean;
Keith Stubblefield; Steven Stubblefield;
David Nathan Stubblefield; and the now
famous legendary tribute to Samuel
Goldwyn and Hollywood's Golden
Years told by Jack
Foreman and Troy
Cory.
----Produced
by: Troy Cory. Executive
Producers: Mike Lipman, Josie Cory,
with various On-line Producers /
Directors including video/filmmakers
Richard Greninger, Gabor Wagner, ARD, John
Harris, Martin Green, Wm. Janovsky,
Gary
Sunkin for
TVI and Larry
Leverett for
Hollywood Beat; Ron
Rice and Tom
Meservey (Hawaiian
Tropic), and
Barry
Seybert.
Computer Editors: Victor Caballero,
Tim Wilcox and Alden Keith
Stubblefield.
----Music
Production:
Ambros Seelos, Syd Dale, Muff Merfin,
John-Ross Barnard, John Billingham, Mike
Harding, Joe Bamberger, Josie
Cory
and Sylvester Levy (Fly Robin Fly). The
"hit makers" that produced Troy's first
musical recordings, include
Sonny
Bono,
Art Rupe, Rene Hall, Bob
Sherman
and Dick
Sherman,
(Mary
Poppins,
Disney), Bob
Roberts
- Tall
Paul,
Tip Tobin, Dorothy Swafford,
Ralph
Freed
- (1907-1973), brother of Arthur Freed.,
Lester
Sills and Nat
Goodman,
the
manager of the Paramours and the Diamonds.
Nat produced Troy's Mercury Records,
"Little Pink Toe" and "Suzy
McGregor," the three Bill Medley
tracks on the Sonny & Cher &
Friends album "Baby Don't Go" on
Reprise RS 6177, in
1965.
----Hollywood
Shows - KCOP and KTLA:
"The
Troy Cory Evening Show": Starring Troy
Cory; Priscilla Cory; John Perkins
Barrymore; Florence Marly, Inge-Maria
Pinsor.
----KTLA -
Warner Bros. Shows:
The
Passionettes: Carolyn Nering; Jacqueline
Lombard; Susan Jackson, Evelyn Cortes,
Marvé; Debie Midget; Jeep
Ranshaw.
----Feature
Films: "Star
Makers": John Carr; Cast: Wendell Corey;
Barbara Valentin; Rolf Eden; Troy Cory;
Jean London. "Buster": John Carr, (The
symbolic life of Russ Columbo, legendary
singer, and songwriter of "Prisoner of
Love") Cast: Troy Cory, Hildegard Wendt;
Larisa Von Schubert; Toni
Ballard-Covington; Connie White; Bill
Adrian; Bud Waite; Larry Taylor, Ken
Burton; Safa Al Bayati; Keith
Stubblefield, Jr.; Scott Stubblefield.
Location: Zorthian Ranch, Altadena,
California and the Huntington Sheraton
Hotel, Pasadena. "The Model Killer": Cast:
Paul Norman; Doodles Weaver; Troy Cory;
Linda Ronstadt; Priscilla Cory; Keith
Stubblefield, Jr.
R&B
Plus Segments:
Executive
Producers, Don
Butler, and
Troy
Cory.
Artists: Madison
Cole; Jose Williams; George Duke; Kenny G;
Nona Hendryx; Janice Marie Johnson;
Jeffrey
Osborne;
Freda Payne; R. J. Reynolds; Rockwell;
Timmy Thomas; Dennis Weaver; Beau
Williams.
Vine Street Video Centre
Performers: Troy Cory; Rod Stewart;
Nicolette Larson; Jackson Browne; Tom
Petty and the Heartbreakers, Randy
Meisner, James Coburn, Rachel Welch, Joni
Mitchell, Priscilla
Cory;
Billy Hayes, Dicky Lerner, and Victor
Dunlap.
China Concerts: Shanghai, Beijing,
Anshan, Harbin, Fuzhou
Europe Concerts: Basel,
Switzerland; Innsbruck, Austria
Should
you require any further information on
Troy, please browse, Smart90.com, Yahoo or
Amazon.com. There's a wealth of
information about both Troy
Cory-Stubblefield and his grandfather,
Nathan B. Stubblefield, the original
'Radio Boy.'
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Appreciation
Awards
Achievement
Award To Troy Cory
and The China Harbin Summer Music Festival
- August
2000.
From
The County of Los Angeles Board of
Supervisors -
Michael D. Antonovich
Award
From the President of the
United States -
1981
Ronald
Reagan
Award
From the President of the
United States - 1985
Ronald
Reagan
Award
From the United States Senate,
Appreciation for Work Between USA and
The People's Republic of China
Senators:
Bob Dole John H. Chafee
Strom Thurmond
Thad Cochran Don Nickels
Alan K. Simpson
Awards
From the People's Republic of China
Jiang
Zemin, Chairman; President Zhu
Rongji
Living
Legend Award
Mayor
of Shanghai - 1988, First USA Entertainer
To Be Given PRC Recording
Contract
Sports
Sports
Scholarship - Track & Field -
Pepperdine University
World Explorers Sports Club, Los Angeles,
U.S.A.
Entertainment
'84
Festival International Du Video-Clip De
Saint-Tropez
'88 STV FESTIVAL - Star Performer,
U.S.A.
'89 Outstanding Award -- Television Arts
and Sciences
'98 TVI International Award for Film &
Video Direction
''99 TVI International Award for Music
Honorary
Award
Lifetime
Member of United States Navy League, Bel
Air Chapter
Science
Lifetime
Member of United States Radio-TV
Innovators
Member of HRTS - Hollywood Radio and
Television Society
Member of Chiropractic Peers for Natural
Sciences
Member
of AFTRA
Member of GEMA
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