Sammy Masters

Sammy Masters was an American musician and songwriter, best known for his country and rockabilly style of music. He was active during the 1950s and 1960s and achieved moderate success in the music industry.

Some of Sammy Masters' popular songs include "Pink Cadillac", "Rockin' Red Wing", "Money, Money, Money", "Charlene", and "Some Like It Hot". These songs helped establish his reputation as a talented musician and a contributor to the rockabilly genre.

While Sammy Masters did not achieve mainstream success on a national scale, he gained recognition in certain regions and had a dedicated fan base. His music was well-received in Texas and other parts of the Southern United States.

Sammy Masters primarily performed country and rockabilly music. He was known for his energetic and lively performances, incorporating elements of both genres into his music.

Sammy Masters' music career dwindled in the late 1960s and he eventually transitioned to working in the insurance industry. Despite this, his music continued to enjoy some popularity among enthusiasts and collectors. Masters passed away in 2013, leaving behind a musical legacy in country and rockabilly music.