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Absolutely....

Fabulous memories....what can I say...miss those great times!
Thanks to the Scott family!!!

Fabulous post Joe, Thanks!

What can I say? I watched him on Shindig, heard him on the 12 string album at the Record Shop my Dad managed in '65 or '66ish got blown away by "Gentle on my Mind", loved all the Jimmy Webb stuff........he was a real hero and still is...RIP my friend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDw1sx...

So sad, Eddie was a great friend to me and my family. My Mother in Law called him now and then to order his spices, in fact she talked to Eddie fairly recently. Very sad...he will be sorely missed, a true "one of a kind".

Bobby Burns has it right, no need for us lefty's to have a left handed Steel Guitar, we have to utilize both hands, both feet, both knees both sides of our brain, etc. IMHO, it's not a "handedness" thing.

Bump for a great talent.

I own the Blue Marlen pictured on the brochure. I played it on my "Blue Plate Special" CD in the early 2000's. I bought it from Leonard in either 1975 or early 1976. Luv it!!!!

....still luv my 1974 Marlen

.....many friends and relatives in the Hanover, New Oxford,and Littlestown areas. My Mom is a Lehigh, that's about as Pennsylvania as one could be

Composer, Guitarist, former "Cricket", and Singer, Sonny Curtis wrote and performed the fabulous MTM theme song. IMHO after Andy Griffith's "Fishin' Hole" theme, this one is the best. https://youtu.be/zkuEfGZffRY

Danny Dunn

bump.....

Thanks Kyle, I played some shows with Dave and Sugar in that area back in the late 70s but that was a long time ago, so thanks for the "updated" info.

Big E!!!

Got some kinfolk in that "neck of the woods"....

One of my favorite "rides" ever...Weldon!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uev-oZCYtLw

I was working at the Lone Star Cafe in NYC in the early 80's for a special show for a soap opera actor, country singer wanna be. They added a piano to the show and set it up next to me at the end of the stage. The guy came up to play and he honestly weighed about 400+ pounds and sat on a typical ba...

Bill Bailey wrote: I thought Snuff Garrett was the drummer for Bill Anderson???

Nope, that would be Snuffy Miller: http://www.countrystandardtime.com/news ... p?xid=1848

My pleasure Mr.White.

Chalker at his best.

The problem is that the general public wouldn't know the difference between Buddy Emmons and Cousin Jody. In other words as long as something "looks like a band" that's fine with them. In other words, quality isn't that big of a "deal" to the average "Joe". It's naive t...

Air guitar is for Air heads

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Yes...still playing it today. Mr. Stadler added the 4th knee lever for me....still a "tone machine".