What has happened to the Grand Ole Opry?

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Tony Prior
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Post by Tony Prior »

Barry Blackwood wrote:
Jimmy Capps is a great rhythm guitarist.
With all due respect Gary, Mr. Capps' world encompasses far more than just rhythm guitar..
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uhhhh..ya think ?
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Gary Cooper
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Post by Gary Cooper »

Barry, I agree. Mr. Capps is an excellent guitar player, rhythm, lead, it doesn't matter. He can play, plus he is truly a great individual. Gary
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odell bowen
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Post by odell bowen »

I never did like the Grand Ole Opery and still don't and I have been to it once. I like western swing and jazz with fiddles, horns, piano and drums. I don't like blue grass either. Opry music used to sound out of tune to my ears and way to corny. Now it's 70's rock and roll.
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LJ Eiffert
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Post by LJ Eiffert »

So,how many real Traditional Country Music Musicians are on this forum who can play it beside all the other styles? I know think it be more than 10%. I mean Real traditional! :roll: Uncle Leo J Eiffert Jr & the Pigeons - Facebook. PS: Don't get mad it's just a :idea: . God Bless Us All.
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