Memphis Climbers Traveled To Montana To Learn Ice Climbing Near Bozeman
Charley Pride recorded his first demo at Sun Studio in Memphis, then moved to Montana to play ball and perform in small-town clubs before becoming a Country Music Hall of Famer. Charley Pride, a country music legend, recorded his first demo in Memphis before moving to Montana in 1960 to play baseball. He then performed at clubs and clubs in Helena, Anaconda, and Great Falls before moving on to Nashville. The documentary "Black Ice" follows climbers from Memphis Rox, a climbing gym and community center in South Memphis, as they travel to Montana to learn ice climbing. The trip was their first time leaving Memphis. Pride was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2000.
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