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Gilbert Ray "Speck" Rhodes (July 16, 1915 – March 19, 2000) was an American country musiccomedian and entertainer.

Speck Rhodes came from a musical family.

He and three of his siblings, Slim, Dusty, and Bea, known as The Junior Arkansas Travelers played the RKOVaudeville theater circuit on the West Coast in the early 1930s. They later became known as The Log Cabin Mountaineers and had a daily radio show on KWOC in Poplar Bluff.

Slim played the guitar, Dusty played the fiddle, Bea played the fiddle, mandolin, and accordion, and Speck played the banjo and bass fiddle.

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In January , Rhodes filed a Freedom of Information request to obtain FBI records.

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Jenna Rhodes ('13), 2nd Grade teacher; Mrs. Stacey Dubost, Early Childhood teacher; Mr. Matthew Speck, Early Childhood teacher; and Mr. Jason Hackman.

While the band was at Poplar Bluff, Speck developed his comic character that served him for the rest of his career.

From 1948 until 1975, the Rhodes brothers had a weekly television program called the Slim Rhodes Show that aired on WMCT Channel 5 in Memphis.

Then, in 1960 Speck auditioned for a new television show called The Porter Wagoner Show that the Chattanooga Medicine Compan