Billy Hancock performed live primarily in the Washington, DC, area, but played regularly at European roots music festivals.
11 Facts About Billy Hancock
Billy Hancock attended George Washington High School in Alexandria, graduating in 1964.
Billy Hancock often played on River Boats in New Orleans and recorded for the Edison Label.
Billy Hancock's father worked for the Southern Railway and his mother worked for Waxie Maxie's, a local record store chain, and other record stores.
Billy Hancock began his career playing in bands around Washington, DC, while still a teenager.
Billy Hancock continued to record rockabilly for Ripsaw under that name for two years.
In 2010, Billy Hancock was inducted into the Southern Legends Hall of Fame.
Billy Hancock is already a member of three other International Halls of Fame.
Billy Hancock was the television host for American Music in Arlington, Virginia, where he interviewed and showcased songwriters and a music historian.
Billy Hancock was a member of the resurrected art rock group from the sixties, The Fallen Angels.
On 4 November 2012 Billy Hancock was inducted into The Northern Virginia Blues Society, Blues Hall of Fame in Manassas, Va.