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D. Whitfield : ウィキペディア英語版 | D. Whitfield D. Whitfield (1920-?) 〔Bigsby, Rutherford. "Whitfield Seen, First Time in Eight Years." ''The Evening Eagle and Beacon''. Wichita, Kansas. January 17, 1963. A11. Print.〕 was a folk and gospel musician who played to small, Midwestern towns in the 1940s and 1950s. As a musician, very little is known about Whitfield, as he has only a few surviving recordings - none of which were very popular during his tenure. However, he has influenced a small number of musicians, mostly in Kansas and Oklahoma.〔http://www.spektrummuzik.com〕〔http://www.enjoygram.com/dangerwhitfield〕 Whitfield's musical career was likely hindered by extensive legal troubles, as he was wanted in several counties across the U. S. for vice crimes.〔Parsons, Larry. "Outlaw Folk Singer on the Run." ''Ottawa County Beacon'' Miami, Oklahoma. September 3, 1946. A11. Print〕〔Parcel, Al. "Whitfield Evades Authorities." ''Quapaw Chieftain''. Earle, Arkansas. July 21, 1948. Print.〕 Maintaining his innocence, Whitfield fled captivity in Arapahoe County, Colorado in 1954, before ever making it to trial.〔Williams, Chauncey. "Whitfield Flees Trial." ''The Rocky Mountain Herald.'' Denver, Colorado. September 2, 1954. A11. Print.〕 He was never again apprehended by authorities. Whitfield was last spotted in Oklahoma City in 1963, reportedly playing to a crowd of less than forty people.〔Bigsby, Rutherford. "Whitfield Seen, First in Nine Years." ''The Evening Eagle and Beacon''. Wichita, Kansas. January 17, 1963. A11. Print.〕 ==References==
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