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http://217.122.219.5/files/music/JIMMY&BUDDYTV.WMV
JIMMY DICKENS on TV


who is that Young guy on steel,,,,,,, <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Henry on 11 January 2004 at 06:13 AM.]</p></FONT>

Thanks Henry.

That's a 4.9 MB file, so many people with slower connections won't be able to access it.

For their benifit here's an image capture from it.

Looks like Buddy to me.

YEP!

Maybe that's why the title of the clip is JIMMY&BUDDYTV!

Glad to see your mind hasn't turned to mush down there in the Texas heat.

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<small>Larry Bell - email: larry@larrybell.org - gigs - Home Page
2003 Fessenden S/D-12 8x8, 1969 Emmons S-12 6x6, 1971 Dobro, Standel and Peavey Amps

Well, it's supposed to get up to only 65 today, so I suppose I'll have to ride my Harley to work, just to get it aired out of course!

I clicked on the link, and it played the video. But I can't find it on my computer anywhere. I know it must be there since even after I exit windows media player and then click on the link above it does not have to go thru the download again, it just immediately goes to windows media player and starts the video.

Can anyone tell me how I might find it on my PC so I can play it in the future at will?

Thanks in advance,

carl

Carl,

Open your start menu in your task bar. Click on "find", then "files or folders". Type in *.wmv in the "named" box and click on the "find now" tab. That should find it. Then right click on it and cut or copy and paste it somewhere where you can find it later.

Gerald

It will most likely be in your Temporary Internet Files folder, if you know where that is.

Buddy on a Bigsby(?maybe) and Little Jimmie Chickens still "Little But Loud."

Right; I listened to am .mp3 on Ray Montee's site.
It did not show up using the Windows Search function.
But I found it in the Temporary Internet Files folder, which is apparently skipped by Windows Search. There is no problem copying it, renaming it, and pasting it where I can find it.

Thanks guys,

that did it.

carl

It's Buddy. (The Young E!) From the late 50's. Cool!

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My best,
Ernie

www.buddyemmons.com

Buddy IS sporting his Bigsby. The steel's legs were too short so Buddy had to accomodatte his long legs by placing the volume pedal to the right of the Bigsby's legs, not underneath the steel!!