Herb & Cindy - a legend and a legend to be

Andy Volk · From: Boston, MA

Cindy swings one on her Remington

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNwGzJ0z_x8&feature=related

Here's a short documentary on Herb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuRSq8aIWGk

Jouni Karvonen · From: Helsinki, Finland

Ms. Cashdollar is the cat to follow for non peddlers, personally i youTube search her playings on a regular basis, see "South": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NElyLSUZ1c&feature=related

Geoff Cline · From: Southwest France

It was a great treat to see Cindy and Herb, side by side, at the "Bob Wills Reunion" in San Marcos TX last year. The looks they gave each other throughout the night were priceless!! Herb's musical vocabulary and sense of humor (quoting other songs, including TV theme songs, during solos) was on full display and their mutual respect was palpable.

Charles Kleinert · From: Briggs, Texas, USA

Well you're right, Cindy and Mr. Remington are two of my hero's. They are both great; Sure enjoyed the vidio Andy.
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Adam Gejdos · From: British Columbia, Canada

I saw Cindy a few weeks back with Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women. She played dobro and her Sierra 8 string. The show was awesome and it was a masterclass just watching her respond to what her bandmates were playing. Tasteful and musical. The tune Boss Of The Blues was swinging!
Here's a version from BumberShoot 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAnnjUw5tr0

John Drury · From: Gallatin, Tn USA

"A legend and a legend to be"

Actually, what I see is two seperate legends. One younger, one older.
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