Singer/narrator/actor Mayf Nutter was born Mayfred Nutter Adamson in Jane Lew, West Virginia to a family of local musicians and appeared on the radio at age 12. After leaving college, he landed in Atlanta in the mid-'60s, where he cut his debut recordings. He moved to California in the late 1960s after recording a few songs, and had his first hit in 1970 with "Hey There Johnny," a tribute to Johnny Cash which reached the Top 70. Over the next two years Nutter had four mid-range hits, including "The Sing-Along Song" (1972) and "Green Door" (1973). During the early '70s, he appeared on Buck Owens' TV Ranch 56 times; he also popped up on such television shows as The Waltons, Falcon Crest, and The Fall Guy, and narrated a few Disney films.
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