Bobby Garrett Benefit Concert A Great Time For All!
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Nicer folks Iv'e never met! Better players and bands Iv'e never heard. This was musically the best shows I've ever seen! Great facility! Everyone was a pro. I saw players I hadn't seen since I was a player in the Dallas area in the 60's. Just can't say how wonderful everything was.
Herb,Ralph,Junior,kept me laughing and all played great. But most of all, the backup mucians were beyond beliefe incredible, great,Thank you everyone!!!!!
Bobbe Seymour
Herb,Ralph,Junior,kept me laughing and all played great. But most of all, the backup mucians were beyond beliefe incredible, great,Thank you everyone!!!!!
Bobbe Seymour
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Thank you Ron.
Charles Tilley has been in touch with me and explained why Dean was not at the Benefit.
A few years ago when Dean found out through the Steel Guitar Forum that I was a "Thumbstyle" steel player he started sending me some of Bobby Garrett's music. He also phones periodically to chat about steel guitar and has given me a wealth of information on Bobby and the early days when they were growing up together.
I have had Bobby's "Thumbs Up" album for a long while and that really got me going.
Later BobbeSeymore scared me half to death
when he played for me in Nashville in 1996
while at the Chet Atkins convention.
I hope at some future time I will be able to participate in some way to honor the legacy
of Bobby Garrett, a truly great exponent of the Merle Travis technique.
Things are fine here on Canada's east coast but the signs of approaching winter are very much in the air.
Roy Thomson
Charles Tilley has been in touch with me and explained why Dean was not at the Benefit.
A few years ago when Dean found out through the Steel Guitar Forum that I was a "Thumbstyle" steel player he started sending me some of Bobby Garrett's music. He also phones periodically to chat about steel guitar and has given me a wealth of information on Bobby and the early days when they were growing up together.
I have had Bobby's "Thumbs Up" album for a long while and that really got me going.
Later BobbeSeymore scared me half to death
when he played for me in Nashville in 1996
while at the Chet Atkins convention.
I hope at some future time I will be able to participate in some way to honor the legacy
of Bobby Garrett, a truly great exponent of the Merle Travis technique.
Things are fine here on Canada's east coast but the signs of approaching winter are very much in the air.
Roy Thomson
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Hey Ron, Had a great time too. Bobby Seymour, Bobby Bowman, Ralph Mooney, Junior and Herb. What an honor to get to pick next to you guys. Your all such great pickers and really nice guys and enjoyed meeting and talking to you all. Also enjoyed he other bands and getting to play fiddle with them. Thanks again for a wonderful time. You guys keep them p/p's singing. Henry Matthews
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Henery M., so nice to get to meet you too!
You are a great player with great equipment with a personality to match!
Ron W., Hospitality must be your middle name. You sure did roll out a red carpet for me, and it is appreciated!!! You guys sure do know how to spoil a guy!
Texas is very rich in great musicians, Iv'e always known this, but I just had it reaffirmed, I sure do respect and admire you all!!
Bobbe Seymour
You are a great player with great equipment with a personality to match!
Ron W., Hospitality must be your middle name. You sure did roll out a red carpet for me, and it is appreciated!!! You guys sure do know how to spoil a guy!
Texas is very rich in great musicians, Iv'e always known this, but I just had it reaffirmed, I sure do respect and admire you all!!
Bobbe Seymour
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Bobbe
In times of drought and when no outdoor concerts are scheduled, it's usually as dry as my ex-wife's... uh... sense of humor . Typically, what we do here to break a severe dry spell is to commit tons of money into a huge outdoor concert. Invariably, a downpour ensues.
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In times of drought and when no outdoor concerts are scheduled, it's usually as dry as my ex-wife's... uh... sense of humor . Typically, what we do here to break a severe dry spell is to commit tons of money into a huge outdoor concert. Invariably, a downpour ensues.
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