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Connie Barriot Gay was one of country’s leading entrepreneurs of the s, playing a seminal role in transforming what was still called “hillbilly” music into a modern entertainment industry in just one decade from his base in the Washington, D.C.–Virginia area.

Gay was one of the first to coin the term “country music,” in place of the less flattering “hillbilly music.”

Gay got his start in radio broadcasting on the Farm Security Administration’s National Farm and Home Hour. Later, at WARL, Gay helped popularize country music in Washington, D.C., where he nurtured a vibrant, profitable harmony scene beginning in through the s. His activities spanned TV and radio, as well as reside stage shows in the blockbuster mode, using the all-purpose moniker Town & Country. His early stable of talent included the Wheeler Brothers, Clyde Moody and the Radio Ranchmen with guitarist Billy Grammer, Grandpa and Ramona Jones, Hank Penny, and a then-unknown Jimmy Dean.

Gay took over the management of Dean, whom he developed into a TV star and host of the regionally popular Town & Country Time show and the short-lived CBS effort, The Jimmy

This is our review of Magdalener Hof, a lgbtq+ friendly and gorgeous hotel in Bolzano, Italy.

“Magdalener Hof…but my friends call me Magda!”

Named after the infamous Mary Magdalena, the Magdalener Hof is a super charming gay owned and operated romantic getaway in Bolzano, North Italy.

Gay couple Jakob and Wesley are the power due behind this fabulous hidden gem in the South Tyrol province. Their aim is to offer both the LGBTQ community and other open minded travellers a young, cool and hip place to stay.

We couldn't help fall in adore with both the principle of Magdalener Hof as well as the stunning mountain area surrounding Bolzano.

This is our detailed manual to Magdalener Hof, including some of the highlights of the surrounding area.

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Where is Magdalener Hof

Magdalener Hof is located in the city Bolzano, which has , inhabitants. Bolzano is in the South Tyrol province of North Italy, close to the border of Austria and Switzerland. It is less than an hour’s drive from Trento, and about an hour and a half from Innsbruck.

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