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Congratulations to her. It’s been a remarkable road that she’s traveled, blazing a real path. I accompanied her on guitar once in Dallas, and she is a fierce player, and she really digs in.

Thanks for posting that, Cindy is the best!

Terrific playing. Annoying boomy low guitar notes though.

Well deserved honor for Cindy. She's an awesome player.

Cindy's a terrific, kind person as well as musician. I'm happy to call her a friend. As a steel guitarist she's a magician - able to fade way into the background with the perfect complimentary textural part or step up and solo with ferocious skill and musicality across multiple genres of music. I don't know anyone in the music business who has anything but good things to say about her.

I last interviewed her for Fretboard Journal #35: https://www.fretboardjournal.com/featur ... ighlights/

Some wonderful insights and anecdotes from Cashdollar about coming of age in her hometown during it's heyday in this wonderful little book by Barney Hoskyns:

Cindy's a dear friend and I was lucky to spend a lot of time with her while she was here. Lloyd Green is a big admirer of her playing but they had never met and he was unable to attend the event, so some of us spent the next afternoon outside at a favorite local pub.

Here's Cindy with a small part of her Nashville fan club (Chris Scruggs, Lloyd, and myself). Fun times!

What a GREAT picture there Pete; it totally brought a smile to my Face seeing 4 very inspirational musician friends of mine. I too am so proud of Cindy; as we got to be neighboring Steel players in Austin for many many years. Here's a pic of me and her at a gig together.


Ricky

Wish I could have been there. Was out of town:(

Great photo Pete!

Here is one of my favorite Pix, Cindy playing a 3 string License plate resonator guitar that I built for her a few years back.

Cindy has an amazing touch on steel and reso's! Long time fan!