About Lucky White (1923–1997) Lucky White was a pioneering Texas-born country artist, songwriter, and radio personality whose music career spanned over two decades. Born in Telephone, Texas, Lucky served in the United States Marines during World War II. After his honorable discharge, he moved to California and quickly became a fixture in the vibrant West Coast country and Western Swing scene of the 1940s and 1950s. He performed and recorded with many legends of the era, including Bob Wills, Cliffie Stone, Leodie Jackson, Les Paul, Hank Williams, Little Jimmy Dickens, and more. Lucky hosted popular radio shows on KPMO (Pomona) and KWKW (Pasadena), where he championed fellow artists and built a loyal following. Notable Accomplishments: • Wrote and recorded the original “Teddy Bear” in 1946, inspired by his first-born son. • Was the first country artist to record “Sugar Moon” (1947). • Released music on Courtney Records with songs published by Acuff-Rose. Lucky’s heartfelt songs and warm personality left a lasting mark on traditional country and Western Swing music. His catalog continues to be discovered by new generations of fans and is available for licensing. ATTENTION: Music Supervisors & Film Producers Lucky White’s entire catalog is available for sync licensing (film, TV, commercials, radio, and more). Publishers: Slip<>Disc Records / Sony/ATV/Acuff-Rose Licensed with: Harry Fox Agency