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Thanks, Herb.

Please give Billy my phone number. 267 491 5488. He asked me to call and now I've lost his number. Sent you a message on your website.

I was hoping I could hear your picking. Still am.

David

Thanks, Herb.

Please give Billy my phone number. 267 491 5488. He asked me to call and now I've lost his number. Sent you a message on your website.

I was hoping I could hear your picking. Still am.

David

This was one of the first records produced by Michael Nesmith for Countryside Records. The record featured JG on steel. Red Rhodes wasn't in the band yet. Billy Graham played bass, I believe Danny Lane played drums. I was in the band as keyboard player, but I don't hear me, so maybe I didn't do that...

This was one of the first records produced by Michael Nesmith for Countryside Records. The record featured JG on steel. Red Rhodes wasn't in the band yet. Billy Graham played bass, I believe Danny Lane played drums. I was in the band as keyboard player, but I don't hear me, so maybe I didn't do that...

Thanks, Jack, for the item about JG. I'll have to learn to call him Jim. Funny, the timeline of this thread spans 10 years, easy. I remember Herb. And I used to go to Red Rhodes's shop on Cahuenga when Jeff Baxter worked there. Red tipped me off when James Burton was going to,be there. I wanted to m...

Thanks, Jack, for the item about JG. I'll have to learn to call him Jim. Funny, the timeline of this thread spans 10 years, easy. I remember Herb. And I used to go to Red Rhodes's shop on Cahuenga when Jeff Baxter worked there. Red tipped me off when James Burton was going to,be there. I wanted to m...

I was the keyboard player at Countryside Records and I remember picking with JG. The man smoked. Really had a style. Jazzy, bluesy. I've been wondering where he was. I played on the two singles Nesmith released on JG. I remember Bob Hardy. I was with Nesmith when Hardy was recruited for the Countrys...