Floyd Edge first adopted the Uncle Dudley handle as the dj for the Uncle Dudley Hour on Greenville station WESC in the late 1950’s. The name was modified to Don Dudley as Edge’s career in broadcasting, producing, songwriting, and performing progressed.
disc jockey/engineer
As Don Dudley, he jockeyed at several local stations, produced country, gospel, and pop records, and performed with the Tunetoppers and The Versatiles. As Floyd Edge he wrote tunes like “Dance To The Bop;” a big hit for Gene Vincent and The Blue Caps.
producer credits
Alan Riddle, It Takes You b/w I Love No One But You, Call Records 1961
Alan Riddle, It Takes You b/w I Love No One But You, Call Records 1961
Charlie & Frank, Just For Today b/w Never Do Him Wrong, Call Records 1961
The Alpacas, (Love Is) A Winner’s Game b/w Sometimes I Love You Girl, Double Take 1970
