What is Chuck Woolery best known for?

Chuck Woolery was a television show host who hosted decades of TV shows, mostly known as the original host of Wheel of Fortune.

He is also known for hosting other shows such as the popular dating show Love Connection, and Scrabble, Greed, and Lingo.

Born in Ashland, Kentucky, in 1941 as Charles Herbert Woolery, he lived with his parents and sister in a two-storey clapboard house.

Back in 1991, he told People Magazine that he had a really happy and simple childhood.

Woolery went to college at the University of Kentucky in 1960 but dropped out after two years and joined the Navy.

After spending two hours there, he returned to college at Kentucky’s Morehead State University but once again dropped out to pursue music.

Under the stage name “The Avant-Garde”, Bubba Fowler and Woolery recorded a single, “Naturally Stoned,” in Nashville, which went on to become a Top 40 hit.

During their time in Nashville, Bubba Fowler and Woolery recorded a single called “Naturally Stoned”, which went on to become a Top 40 hit.

He even published music as a solo artist as well.

Woolery died on Sunday at the age of 83.

He died in his Texas house where he was living with his wife, confirmed his friend and the co-host of the Blunt Force Truth podcast Mark Young to the Associate Press and the People Magazine on November 24.