Webb Pierce was a prominent American country music singer and songwriter active during the 1950s and 1960s. Known for his honky-tonk style and nasal, twangy vocals, Pierce made a significant impact on the country music scene with hits like "In the Jailhouse Now" and "Wondering". He was one of the genre's most prolific hitmakers during the 1950s, with more number one hits on the Billboard country charts than any other artist during the decade. Pierce's flamboyant Nudie suits and ostentatious lifestyle also helped define the image of the classic country music star.