Wrestling Bios Presents - The Career of Jimmy Hart - The Mouth of The South "The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart is one of the most memorable managers not only in the the WWE, but all of professional wrestling. His became known worldwide, with his outrageous suits and his prop of choice, the megaphone. Jimmy's contributions to wrestling go beyond just being a manager, as Jimmy Hart was also responsible for some of the best theme music in the wrestling business, writing theme songs such as the Shawn Michaels entrance theme and the nWo Wolfpac song in WCW. Jimmy Hart's main love has always been music. He was part of a succesful band known as The Gentrys, garnering over a million sold records during his music career. When High School buddy Jerry "The King" Lawler needed someone to record some backing vocals, Jimmy Hart was the man for the job. This brought Hart into the CWA in Memphis, where he would begin a wrestling career that took him to the WWF, all the way to WCW and back again. Jimmy Hart would manage some of the biggest and greatest names in wrestling, from The Hart Foundation to Hulk Hogan. In this mini documentary from Wrestling Bios, we take a look at The Career of The Mouth of the South Jimmy Hart. Topics covered include: - Jimmy Hart's early life - The Gentrys and the band's early success - Jimmy Hart arriving in Memphis CWA to manage (and eventually feud with) Jerry Lawler - Hart's role in the Andy Kaufman vs Jerry Lawler feud - Jerry Lawler recording and releasing the song "Wimpbusters" - Jimmy Hart's First Family of Wrestling - The WWF debut of Jimmy Hart - Every wrestler that was managed by Jimmy Hart, including The Hart Foundation, Dino Bravo, The Honky Tonk Man, Money Inc., Greg Valentine, The Mountie and more - Jimmy Hart following Hulk Hogan to WCW - The WWE / WCW theme songs written and produced by Jimmy Hart - Much More! #wwe #wrestling #documentary