Nole Floyd Edwards, born May 9, 1935 in Lahoma, Oklahoma, was an American
musician who began playing steel guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin and bass at age
five before moving to Puyallup, Washington. After a stint in the Army Reserve
and performing in country bands, he recorded the single "Night Run" with the
Marksmen in 1960 before joining the Ventures, where he initially played bass and
later took over the lead guitar position. Edwards released solo albums such as
Nokie! (1970), King of Guitars (1973), and Nokie & Friends (1994), and
collaborated with Art Greenhaw and Takeshi Te...