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Joe Drivdahl
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Interesting pic

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GFI Ultra, Gibson, and Fender.
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Little Barbara Mandrel on steel, Joe Maphis on bass. Don’t know who the guitar man is.
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I think that's her dad on guitar
All lies and jest, still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest - Paul Simon
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Okay. That makes sens sense.
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Start 'em young! :D
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Erv Niehaus wrote:Start 'em young! :D
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Yep! And then this happens...

The World's Most Famous Unknown Band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IAGdt9d92Q

Barbara’s kick-butt C6 solo starts at 1:39 minutes.

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Chicago Trade Show (pre-NAMM).
Irbe Mandrell, Joe Maphis, and Barbara Mandrell.
Gretsch, Ric Bass, Standell Amps, and a Bunker Duo-Lectar!!!
This picture is like science-fiction crazy!
Terry Neil McArthur photo.

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Barbara was born in 1948, and she looks around ten y/o here. Her dad's playing a singlecut Filter'tron 6120 so this pic is very likely circa '58, maybe '59.
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