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Bob Case "on the case". he turned in a pretty impressive set

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Jim Cohen and Eddie Fulawka in the big room

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The amateur session was opened by 14 year old Derek Duplessie-very impressive

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Tommy Dodd

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Jerry Fessenden has 2 beautiful guitars here-this one's body was done by Autry Andress, pictured with Jerry

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And this one, which is getting a test drive from Skip Pilgrim

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L to R: Peggy Poovey, Sharon Dickerson, Bob Blair, Greg Simmons, and in front, Janice Brooks

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More to come!

JB


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Thanx for the Pics JB Image Image Image
it's a pleasure to see Derek Duplessie up there<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by CrowBear Schmitt on 06 March 2003 at 10:59 PM.]</p></FONT>
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How nice JB! All of us who are not enjoying
the Dallas show in person surely can enjoy your pictures. Thanks!
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I second Doug's appreciation. A very nice
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Post by Lawrence Blanscet »

I was hoping someone who was able to attend the show would give us old timers who cannot attend some feed back.
Thank you ever so much for your efforts.
I enjoyed the pictures and news from Texas
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Man, I sure love that Green Fessy. Is that inlay on the front or just painted pinstiping?

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JB, thanks for the pics .. and the names ! Image
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Stop! You're making me "homesick"! Image

Seriously, thanks for posting these, JB. It's great to see so many of my friends having a good time.

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That is pinstriping on the green guitar. The blonde one sold this morning. To Me! Anyone wanna buy a Mullen?

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