Lost two great ones

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    • August 22, 2021 at 11:48 am #6233
      Hank
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        Tom T. Hall and Don Everly……..

        I vividly remember the Everly Bros and their guitars and their songs……Oh the guitars…. My “steady ” girlfriend my Jr. & senior year was named Suzie……Man did we live up to the words of the song !!!!

      • August 22, 2021 at 6:13 pm #6237
        Daniel
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          I hope I live to at least 84.

          And in the less than immortal words of Paul McCartney:

          Someone’s knocking on the door/ somebody ringing the bell
          Do me a favor, open the door let ’em in…

          Sister Suzie, Brother John
          Martin Luther, Phil & Don
          Brother Michael, Auntie Gin
          Open the door, let ’em in….

          Daniel

        • August 23, 2021 at 8:49 pm #6239
          bert
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            Thanks Daniel for remembering that one, Phil & Don.

            Every Bros tune that says it all to me:

             

             

            • August 25, 2021 at 12:16 am #6243
              Chrisakadigdog
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                Great back up guitar playing by Albert Lee in the back round

            • August 24, 2021 at 7:52 pm #6241
              Daniel
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                Ahh, and now Charlie Watts too.

                Great drummer, apparently a gentleman as well.

                Daniel

              • August 24, 2021 at 11:49 pm #6242
                Hank
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                  Great Drummer and a gentleman…..that’s about as good an epitaph as one could hope for.

                  Years ago I sold a Boston Whaler to Cliff Williams of AC/DC…. He had a home on the Caloosahatchee River in Ft. Myers. I always delivered the boats I sold and spent a day getting the new owner comfortable with the vessel and the local waters.  When I landed at his Dock I saw a large gazebo upslope with folks setting at a summer table.

                  I tied off the boat and walked up the hill and Cliff Williams met me and introduced me to his mother, wife and children.

                  They were having High Tea…… I was a bit taken aback by the VERY civilized scene…… Then Cliff asked if I would like to see his studio and guitar collection,………That’s a story for another day…but it is a great story!

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