Think about it: Ozzie Nelson -- Godfather of MTV. Ricky's dad not only wrote ... dance bandleader -- and his wife Harriet, his former band singer -- who knew the ins and outs of the music business.

Bob Dylan stunned the crowd at the Outlaw Music Festival in Chula Vista, California, by playing Ricky Nelson's "Garden Party" ...

Burton played in Ricky Nelson's band, and has been on hundreds of recordings, including those by Frank Sinatra and Johnny Cash. You can hear him on the new box set, Elvis: Live 1969. This is FRESH ...

Burton first showed up on Variety’s radar when he appeared as a member of Ricky Nelson’s band on the hit TV series, “The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet” in 1958. How did a rockabilly ...

Now 50 years old, after having made a name for themselves as Nelson the band, they present Ricky Nelson Remembered Oct. 19 at Genesee Theatre. “It’s not a mere concert,” said Gunnar Nelson.

The flyer also stated, “Special Added Attraction – Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band.” Ricky Nelson, the teen idol, was who the crowd wanted. Instead, they got Rick Nelson doing country ...

Ricky Nelson was a 1950s and 60s pop star ... After the show, Nelson and his band loaded his DC-3 at Guntersville Airport to fly to Dallas, where he had a New Year's Eve booking.

That is Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band with the title track from the classic and career changing album “Garden Party.” Ricky Nelson first appeared with his parents and his brother David ...

Ricky Nelson died in DeKalb, Texas, on his way to a new year's eve concert in Dallas. A review determined that mechanical problems caused the crash that killed Nelson, his fiancé, and his band.

Matthew and Gunnar, performing in the rock band Nelson, come to the Brown County Playhouse July 25. "Our fans have no idea who Ozzie and Harriet, or even Ricky Nelson, are," Matthew said on the phone.

"The plane was old, but DC3's have good safety records. But members of Ricky Nelson's band had complained about this particular one, wondering what was going to fall off next," said Graber.