Sammy Masters was an American rockabilly and country music artist, known for his distinctive blending of Western swing and rock 'n' roll. Born in 1930, Masters gained prominence in the 1950s, with his most notable hit being "Rockin' Red Wing," a rockabilly version of a traditional folk song. His work is seen as a significant contribution to the rockabilly genre, a fusion of country and rhythm and blues that laid the groundwork for rock and roll. Masters' style is characterized by his energetic vocal delivery and the use of traditional country instrumentation in a rock 'n' roll context.