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Gord Cole
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From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

posted 22 February 2000 09:50 AM     profile     
Loved them at the International Convention in '98! Would anyone know if there are any CD's by them? Thanks.
Gord
Tim Rowley
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From: Pinconning, MI, USA

posted 22 February 2000 08:27 PM     profile     
Get ahold of Jim Vest thru Soundsmith Studio, in care of Buck Jarrell, Hendersonville, Tennessee. Either Jim or Buck can answer your question and if something is available on CD, Buck will know. I'm fairly certain that the Fatcats used to have one or more cassette tapes they would sell at live shows (Joe Stampley used them as his backup band on more than one occasion). Good band, nice guys. I don't know if they're together anymore. "Big Louie" (real name Jeff Walakangus) was back up in this part of the country last I heard. Good luck in your search. Tim R.
Gord Cole
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From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

posted 23 February 2000 04:06 AM     profile     
Thanks Tim. Seems I've got the name wrong...should be "Fatcats" not "Nashville Cats" !?!
Regards . Gord
Tim Rowley
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From: Pinconning, MI, USA

posted 26 February 2000 12:47 AM     profile     
Gord, I believe it's Nashville Fatcats...that's pretty close anyway!
Sleepy John
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posted 29 February 2000 08:45 PM           
Used to be Nashville Cats, back in the 70's with Jim Vest, Cliff Parker, Johnny Barber and Jack Leonard. They worked the western Room in the alley so long that a couple of them turned into Fat Cats. Played some damn good music!!!

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Sj
"The Carolina Wildman"

[This message was edited by Sleepy John on 29 February 2000 at 08:46 PM.]

Rich Paton
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From: Santa Maria, CA.,

posted 05 March 2000 12:07 PM     profile     
I sure enjoy Jim's unique style every time
(and I play it often) I hear him on Vern Gosdin's "This Ain't My First Rodeo".
I wish Vern would make a "comeback"; I think they broke the mold when he was born.

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