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Boomer
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posted 17 March 2000 01:55 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Boomer     
I've mentioned this on other posts, but there is an album out on Nuance Records entitled "Nashville Guitars" is chock full of instrumentals by of some of Nashville's tele players, including Ray Flacke, Jim Olander, and Reggie Young. to order, log on at www.the-record-store.com/nuancerecords.htm
Best, Boomer

Brian Herder
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posted 17 March 2000 07:15 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Brian Herder     
BTW, Chet Atkins recorded a tune called "Davids Dance" written by Odell Martin. It is on his "Me and MY Guitar" Lp.
Another great Tele player is Arlen Roth. I saw him playing in "The Harbour Band" at The Main Point in Bryn Mawr, Pa in 1975. He was at a different level of string bending-really amazing.

Sleepy John
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posted 17 March 2000 09:59 PM           
I've seen a couple of posts on this thread by a guy running his mouth about somebody else, but Malcolm Kirby is no slouch on a telecaster Himself. I've seen him do some pretty wild and amazing things with a telecaster. He has had more influence on me than anybody whos plays "America's Guitar". To top it off he went and bought one of Peavey's first Guitars and damned if he didn't make it sound like a Telecaster. Mostly unrecognized, He is one of the great ones.

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Sj
"Swiftly moving up on the Top Ten Pickers List in South Mills NC"



Boomer
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posted 17 March 2000 10:28 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Boomer     
Kudos to Malcolm Kirby on what a great player he is. He never talks about it, but then again he doesn't have to. Best, Boomer

Sleepy John
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posted 18 March 2000 07:47 AM           
Jerry
How much of that Irish Coffee did you really drink last night after I left? Your posting in Triplicate again

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Sj
"Swiftly moving up on the Top Ten Pickers List in South Mills NC;)"




Kenny Dail
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posted 18 March 2000 08:08 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Kenny Dail     
Sleepy...just for the record, name the top ten pickers ind beautiful downtown South Mills? I understand the only red light you have is the red light you get when the bridge is raised. LOL.

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kd...and the beat goes on...



Sleepy John
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posted 18 March 2000 08:24 AM           
Kenny
Here is the Official List

#1. Lost Three Fingers at the Sawmill ( retired)
#2. Wife Busted Guitar over his head ( Guitar In Shop)
#3. Moved to next County( This is the one Jerry Misses so much)
#4. Pawned Guitar (out of the Business)
#5. Ran off with #1's wife.(whereabouts unknown)
#6. In Jail for making Whiskey(career In Holding Pattern)
#7. Ran off with #6's Wife ( there's going to be trouble over this one)
#8. Ran off with #4( I hate these mixed relationships)
#9. Was elected Mayor( Too Important to pick anymore )
#10. Sleepy John, The Carolina Wildman

(Most Names have been withheld to protect the Guilty)

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Sj

[This message was edited by Sleepy John on 18 March 2000 at 08:34 AM.]



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