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Jerry Naylor with Steel Guitar
13-year old Jerry Naylor plays steel guitar in his first "Hillbilly Country" band, San Angelo, Texas (1952)
1955, Jerry Naylor
This photograph of Jerry Naylor was taken in 1955.
1956, Jerry Naylor
This was a promotion photograph taken of Jerry Naylor in 1956.
1961, Jerry Naylor
Promotional Photograph taken of Jerry Naylor in 1961.
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Jerry Naylor ...Jerry Naylor is a forty-five year veteran of the entertainment industry. Jerry began his career as a singer with his own country/Rockabilly group in 1954 at age 15. In 1956, Jerry became a member of the San Angelo, Texas based rock group, The Cavaliers, who are remembered for their 1964 national number one hit recording, "Last Kiss." Naylor also began a duel career in broadcasting in 1954, working as a teenage radio disc jockey on the popular San Angelo, Texas KPEP country music radio station. In 1960, Naylor joined Jerry Allison, Sonny Curtis, Glen D. Hardin, to re-form The Crickets after Buddy Holly's death in 1959 until he left the group for a solo career in 1965. After the Crickets broke up in 1965, Jerry signed a multiple-performance contract with the popular ABC-Television network music variety show, "Shindig." Also in 1965, Jerry Naylor signed a record production contract with newcomer/record producer, Mike Curb. Jerry Naylor continued in television broadcast as the host of the Desilu Productions/Show Biz, Inc. nationally syndicated music variety show, "Music City, USA," in 1967. Meanwhile, from 1965 to 1982, Jerry and his band toured 250 to 300 dates per year performing concerts throughout the United States, Canada, England, Europe and Asia. In 1976, Jerry Naylor founded a public relations company and film and video production company that included famous clients like then governor of California, Ronald Reagan. |
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1961 Jerry Naylor & Billy Vaughn
Jerry Naylor with Billy Vaughn in Toronto, Canada in 1961
1965 Jerry Naylor
Jerry Naylor in 1965
1966, Jerry Naylor
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1967, The Jordainers
Television set in 1967 of The Jordainers
Jerry and Pamela Naylor with Sue Thompson
Jerry and Pamela Naylor with Sue Thompson at the Grammy Awards
Jerry and Pamela Naylor
Wedding Photograph taken at Jerry and Pamela Naylor's wedding in 1966.
1966, Jerry Naylor with Jimmy Dean
Jerry Naylor pictured with Jimmy Dean "Big Bad John" in 1966.
Jerry Naylor and Glen Campbell
Jerry Naylor and Glen Campbell
1970, Jerry Naylor
Jerry Naylor promo photograph taken in 1970.
1976, Academy of Country Music Award Show
Loretta Lynn and Jerry Naylor, co-hosting the Academy of Country Music Awards Show at the Hollywood Paladium in Hollywood, California in 1976.
1971, Jerry Naylor
Promotional Photograph taken of Jerry Naylor in 1971.
Kelly Warren with Jerry Naylor
Kelly Warren with Jerry Naylor, Studio Rehearsal for their Hit Duet Single Recording, "Don't Touch Me", Jeramiah Records, Nashville, TN, 1979
Jerry Naylor
Frank McDonald (MEI Productions), Mae Borne Axton (co-writer of 'Heartbreak Hotel', co-owner of Jeramiah Records with son, Hoyt Axton), Jerry Naylor, and Elroy Kahanek, Co-Producer
"Rave On"
Suzie Allanson with Jerry Naylor, 1977 "Rave On" recording session, Ray Ruff, Producer, Oak Records, Mike Curb Productions
1980, Jerry Naylor
Promotional Photograph taken of Jerry Naylor in 1980.
Jerry Naylor & The Muskrats
Jerry Naylor "Live" with "The Muskrats" band on tour in Germany, 1976
1983, Jimmy Stewart and Jerry Naylor
Jimmy Stewart and Jerry Naylor featured at a Vietnam Veteran's Dinner in 1983.
1990, Pat Boone and Jerry Naylor
1990 Pat Boone and Jerry Naylor
Johnny Tillotson and Jerry Naylor
Johnny Tillotson and Jerry Naylor, Sedona, Arizona Concerts, 1995
Jerry Naylor & MariaElana Holly
Ray Peterson, Jerry Naylor, Johnny Tillotson, Paul Downing, The Fireballs, and MariaElana Holly (widow of Buddy Holly) Sedona, Arizona concerts, 1995
1995, Jerry Naylor and Maria Holly
Jerry Naylor singing with Maria Holly, widow of the late Buddy Holly, taken in 1995.
1999 Rock 'n Roll Grafitti TV Production
Rock 'n Roll Grafitti Television Production taken in 1999.
2003 Jerry Naylor
Photograph taken in 2003 when Jerry Naylor was recording his current Collector's Edition 23-track CD, Rockabilly Legends; A Tribute To My Friends
Jerry Naylor & Dave Sommerville
Jerry Naylor and Dave Sommerville
Billy Burnette & Jerry Naylor
Billy Burnette and Jerry Naylor, backstage at the Ryman, Nashville, TN, Rockabilly Hall of Fame Induction, 2001