LUTHER, FRANK
(1899–1980)
LUTHER, FRANK (b. F. L. Crow, Larkin, Kan., August 4, 1899–November 16, 1980) Luther was an early city entertainer who entered the country-music field, primarily working with CARSON J. ROBISON, and later became a popular performer of children's music. Educated in music in college, Luther performed with several local vocal quartets of the mid-1920s, including The DeReszke Singers (for whom he provided piano accompaniment) and The Revellers , who were minor Midwestern radio stars. In 1928 he came…