Jimmy Dickens Steel Player (way back)
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little jimmy dickens
If you are around, Buddy.
I'm still thinking about that Buddy Emmons/Pat Martino recording. Dang.....We did a lot but sure missed sine things I would have loved to do.
Best wishes, Buddy.
Dave Burley
I'm still thinking about that Buddy Emmons/Pat Martino recording. Dang.....We did a lot but sure missed sine things I would have loved to do.
Best wishes, Buddy.
Dave Burley
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- Location: Indiana, USA
Coy Crank
Found this forum and had to comment on this topic. My dad was Coy Crank. You are correct in naming him in the picture as the one standing to the left in black. He played steel for Jimmy in the late 40's, but left the band after a couple of years. I have these pictures and many more and still have his original laptop steel he used when he played with Jimmy. I am sorry to hear about tenstrings passing, and wish I could have found this forum and answered his questions. You all made my day talking about my dad...thanks.
Coy Crank's C6th single neck blond Sho-Bud
Terri, your dad's C6th single neck blond Sho-Bud psg is listed in the for sale section of this Forum. I'll
bring it to the top so you can see how it's doing. I
am a one time owner of this guitar. D Watson
bring it to the top so you can see how it's doing. I
am a one time owner of this guitar. D Watson