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What a gread style Fred has, I just love it.
Catus Jack

The "Ozark Jubilee" was one of the best show on TV, thanks so much for sharing the letter with us.

Catus Jack

Hi Don:

Did you make it to the Connecticut PSGA this year?

Jack

I was there in April of 1977. Jeff had a cook, so we could eat together. Jeff and Fran was the best. I was sadden by his death. I made most of Jeff's Jun-Jam. Started in the Watertown Park in a big tent, then he moved it inside, they were great times.
Jack

He has my prays. I was saved by prays from cancer, it does work.
Jack

The George Jones show with Tom Killen was magical. The musicianship of all are highly professionally. This was a show where you could hear the music and the words of each songs and not have your ear's ringing for a week. George Jones still has it. He let the members of his band do things during the ...

The cost of a ticket closest to the stage is $27.00.

Jack

Thanks for the information, I'm writing all the names down so I don't forget anyone. I'm looking forward to seeing and hearing Tom, of course George Jones also. Jack<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Catus Jack on 24 September 2...

Who is playing steel for Grorge Jones these days? He will be at our fair this coming Monday night, thanks for information.

Jack

I agree 100% with that, it's a shame that the Opry doesn't let them on very often.

Jack

Hi Randy:

Are you coming home for a visit over the holiday season this year?

Jack

Yes, Randy is a great player and person. He was born and raised in my area. I sold him his first steel guitar, it didn't do anything for me, but sure has for him, maybe he learn to play it right. Randy can play sweet music and can make it cook also.

Jack

Congratulations Reece!
Jack

Chris: It's sounds very good to me. One year, wow.

Jack

I know Webb:

A Kline steel guitar and a Webb amp, so what do I get for guessing right.

Jack

Wow Bob, what a great job.
Jack

Thanks to Dave and everyone, it is a Maverick and the details were right on, thanks so much, I'm no longer interested in it, Thanks again. Jack

Thanks Dave, it could be the middle one, it's curly maple lacquer body. It looks really nice and the mechanics looks pretty good. Thanks for the information. Jack

Yes, dave it has.
Jack

Thanks Bob, I'll have to take a closer look at it. Jack

A friend of mine just gotten his hands on a SHO-BUD single neck steel guitar, not a maverick, but a 10 string 1 knee lever and 3 floor pedals. Model is G 152 and the serial number is 11441, it's in great shape. Can anyone can tell me the year of the guitar and what the worth of it is? I might like i...

Hi Webb: Randy did things with my Emmons that I forget it could do. I sold Randy his first steel guitar, a Fender pro 10, built by Sho-Bud, which he still has and uses today. The problem Randy didn't leave that sound on the steel when he returned it. It any of you have a chance to see Randy play, ta...

Randy was born and raised in my area. I had played in a band with him years ago, before heading to Nashville. I sold him my first steel guitar, it didn't do anything for me, but it sure did for him. Randy is one of the nicest guy you will ever met.

Catus Jack

Mike put on a great performance at he PSGA show in Connecticut, WOW.
Catus Jack

Bob:

I want to thank you and your staff for such a great weekend of steel guitar music. Doing it for 31 years means you are doing things right. The show gets better each year, keep up the great work.

Jack