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The first time I heard this tune was on the Cherokees album which came out in either '62 or early '63. I had just returned from Clark AFB in June '63. It was sung by Charlie Harris on that album. Buddie said he went over to Charlie's house the day before to work it up. This conversation was the last...

Possibly Hal Rugg!

WOW!

I was so sorry to hear of this. Blackie was a friend to me when I needed one. He gave me a very big compliment one night. R.I P. friend. You will be missed.

We laid Kevin to rest this morning.

I want to thank you all for the kind remarks and prayers.

My step son Kevin went into the ER 8 days ago for bad kidney stone pain. He did not get any better, one thing after another. He passed this morning about 6:30.He was 9 years old when I came into his life 1 year after his father passed. That was in 1965. He was 61 this past Dec.

George and Roy.

There was a presentation in San Pedro produced by John McClung. Did any body record that? I'd like to have a CD of it. Doug Livingston was also in it.

We get it here at noon. We have AT&T U verse.

Todays show Jim took a hot C6th cut and the director had a hard time finding him.

Thanks guys.

Does anyone know what happened to RFDTV's Tru County? Here it was on 12:00noon Fridays and I would record it. Not any more. I just hope it was moved to another date and time.

mid fifties. Released Feb. 57. As per utube

I am so glad the CMA acknowledged him in memoriam.

One year ago today we lost Rudy Osborne. A great lost to me personally and to the industry.

RIP Billy. You made the job easy. Jerry was right , Walk up to the mic, hit a chord and start singing. The pickers were allowed a lot of freedoms. You and Cliff's voices blended very well. The band upstairs just got a new leader. Once again,RIP.

One and one.

Neat.

Loved it, Hey Nashville, Listen up. Or do you think it wouldn't sell?

When I was stationed at Brooks AFB in 1964 Slim was riding with me down south of San Antonio and he was talking about never finishing anything he started to do. Told me about being in the AF for 12 years and the squadron number at Lacklin and something popped in my head. I said "Blood is fluid ...

I have the four disc tribute DVD. Great music. We watch it quite often. Love it.

Foothill Club, Long Beach Ca.

"I Love You Because" is a good one to start with.

I can't do without any of the 5 pedals on C6th. Fact is I use #4 pedal on C6th more than I use #3 on E9th.

Hey Skip, I remember Larry saying Hi to us. It seemed to me that it sent a warm and welcome feeling to us.