Band singer and light leading man who graduated to leads in a series of B-Westerns. John King was born Miller McLeod Everson to Ernest and Ruth Brumfield Everson on 11 July 1909 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He attended the University of Cincinnati. Following his schooling, he held many jobs for short periods of time...See full bio »
1943Haunted Ranch
(music: "Where the Prairie Hills Meet the Sky" / as John King / lyrics: "Where the Prairie Hills Meet the Sky" / as John King / performer: "Where the Prairie Hills Meet the Sky")
1942Trail Riders
(performer: "Oh, Suzannah" / as John King)
1942Texas to Bataan
(music: "Me and My Pony" / as John King / lyrics: "Me and My Pony" / as John King / performer: "Me and My Pony", "Goodbye Old Paint", "Home on the Range")
1942Arizona Stage Coach
(performer: "Red River Valley", "Where The Grass Grows High In The Mountains" / as John King)
1941Underground Rustlers
(performer: "Following the Trail", "Sweetheart of the Range")
1941Tonto Basin Outlaws
(writer: "Cabin of My Dreams" / performer: "Cabin of My Dreams")
1941Saddle Mountain Roundup
(lyrics: "The Doggone Dogie Got Away", "That Little Green Valley of Mine")
1941Wrangler's Roost
(performer: "Home on the Range", "Wranglers Roost", "Joggin'")
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