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Jimmy Capps, born on May 25, 1939, was a highly acclaimed American musician, guitarist, record producer, singer, and music director comes from Fayetteville, North Carolina. He gained widespread recognition as a member of the esteemed Grand Ole Opry band, joining them at the young age of 19 in 1958.

Early Life and Musical Journey

From a young age, Jimmy Capps had a deep passion for music. He started playing the guitar at the tender age of 1Prior to joining the Grand Ole Opry, he was a member of The Louvin Brothers band. Throughout his illustrious career, he performed on numerous popular songs such as “Three Little Miracles,” “Nashville Shuffle,” “Chattanoogie Bound,” and “The Natchez Trace.”

Apart from his stage performances, Jimmy Capps also graced the Musicians Hall of Fame with his remarkable talent. Additionally, he penned his autobiography, titled “The Man in Black.”

Wiki/Bio

• Real Full Birth Name: Jimmy Capps
• Stage Name: Jimmy
• Occupation:
  • Musician
  • Guitarist
  • Record Producer
  • Singer
  • Music Director
• Age at the Time of Death: 81 years old
• Date of Birth: May 25, 1939
• Date of Death: June 2, 2020
• Birthplace/Hometown: Fayetteville, North Carolina
• Place of Death: Tennessee, United States
• Nationality: American
• Gender: Male
• Zodiac Birth Sign: Gemini
• Religion: Christian
• Ethnicity: White
• Sexuality: Straight

Physical Statistics

• Height: 5′ 10″ (177 cm)
• Weight: 187.39 lbs (85 kg)
• Eye Color: Blue
• Hair Color: White
• Shoe Size (UK): 10

Family

• Parents:
  • Father: Tommie Capps
  • Mother: Alice Capps
• Siblings:
  • Thomas Harold Capps
  • Fred Carlton Capps (Deceased)

Personal Life and Relationships

• Marital Status: Married
• Wife:
  • Anne Bridges Capps (1958-2005)
  • Michele Voan Capps (2007-2020)
• Children: Mark Capps and 2 others

Education

• Highest Qualification: Graduation
• School: Local Private School

Wealth

• Net worth (approx.): $10 million USD (as of 2020)

Personal Life

Jimmy Capps was married twice in his lifetime. He tied the knot for the first time at the age of 19 with his first wife, Anne Bridges Capps, in 195Together, they had three sons, including Mark Capps.

After a blissful 47 years of marriage, Anne sadly passed away in 2005 due to health complications. In July 2007, Jimmy entered into a second marriage with Michele Voan Capps. He enjoyed a happy married life with Michele in Tennessee, and the couple frequently appeared together at various functions.

Some Lesser Known Facts About Jimmy Capps

• Jimmy Capps embarked on his musical career as a band member.
• He joined The Louvin Brothers band in 1956 and performed with them for over two years.
• In pursuit of a promising future in the music industry, he relocated to Nashville.
• In 1958, he received an incredible opportunity to work with the Grand Ole Opry band.
• Jimmy’s exceptional talent and skills left a lasting impression on Ira and Charlie Louvin, leading to his permanent membership in the band.
• At the time, he earned a remarkable sum of $1,500.
• His first performance on the Grand Ole Opry stage featured his rendition of the song “Knoxville Girl.”
• In addition to stage performances, Jimmy also made appearances in various music studios.
• He excelled as a record producer and music director, contributing to the creation of numerous albums and songs.
• Jimmy Capps made notable appearances in music videos, including “Lost In The Feeling,” “Stand by Your Man,” “How Blue,” and “Amarillo by Morning.”
• Alongside the Wilburn Brothers and Jan Howard, he produced albums.
• In 2014, he had the privilege of performing at the Musicians Hall of Fame and received the esteemed Hall of Fame award.
• Jimmy served as the lead guitarist in many stage shows until his passing.
• In 2018, he launched the “Jimmy Capps Music Room.”
• Throughout his music career, Jimmy accumulated a net worth of $10 million USD as of 2020.
• He stood at a height of 5 feet 10 inches (1.77 m) and weighed 187.39 lbs (85 kg).
• Jimmy Capps bid farewell to the world at a private hospital in Tennessee.
• He was also honored as a member of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame.
• Traveling to different countries with his family brought him immense joy.

Jimmy Capps will always be remembered as a legendary musician, guitarist, and music director who left an indelible mark on the world of music. His remarkable talent, contributions, and love for his craft will continue to inspire generations to come.

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