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- Q6529218 description "American singer".
- Q6529218 description "American singer".
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- Q6529218 abstract "Les Beasley (born August 16, 1928 in Crockett, Texas) was the lead singer and manager for the Florida Boys, a Southern Gospel quartet, since 1953. He is said to be one of the pioneers of Gospel Music TV. In 2001, Beasley was honoured at the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion with a "This Is Your Life" Tribute. Charles Waller, the producer, invited family and friends from across the country to tell Beasley's story from their perspective. A special tribute video of the event was created and is now available including both the tribute and special footage of the Florida Boys. Beasley is no longer a member of the group but the group continues to perform.".
- Q6529218 activeYearsStartYear "1953".
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- Q6529218 background "solo_singer".
- Q6529218 birthDate "1928-08-16".
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- Q6529218 birthYear "1928".
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- Q6529218 birthDate "1928-08-16".
- Q6529218 birthPlace "Crockett, Texas, U.S.".
- Q6529218 dateOfBirth "1928-08-16".
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- Q6529218 name "Beasley, Les".
- Q6529218 name "Les Beasley".
- Q6529218 shortDescription "American singer".
- Q6529218 yearsActive "1953".
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- Q6529218 comment "Les Beasley (born August 16, 1928 in Crockett, Texas) was the lead singer and manager for the Florida Boys, a Southern Gospel quartet, since 1953. He is said to be one of the pioneers of Gospel Music TV. In 2001, Beasley was honoured at the Grand Ole Gospel Reunion with a "This Is Your Life" Tribute. Charles Waller, the producer, invited family and friends from across the country to tell Beasley's story from their perspective.".
- Q6529218 label "Les Beasley".
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- Q6529218 givenName "Les".
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- Q6529218 name "Les Beasley".
- Q6529218 surname "Beasley".