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esj
Lorain, OH
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billy maddox was a good rythmn guitar player for the roots band on north end back in the 70's.
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esj
Mansfield, OH
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remember billy maddox and rootts band on noth end?
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Lee
Little Elm, TX
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bluemountain wrote: ***J Ray Wills had a 45, too.
I have that somewhere, but I cant even remember what it was called...I can almost hear it in my head, tho... I think one side was hay ride.
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barni
Saint Joseph, MO
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Joe Stokely wrote: Kachina (also once known as Country Heir) played mostly here in KC and around Columbia. Phil Croy, Dave Haggard, his then wife Roxie, a guy named Zach and maybe one or two others.
Hello, Guy Ivester. How's everything in the land of the sun? Do you see anyone from PB out there? Joe, It's me, barni hardin. We sed to work together somewhere in Kansas City before I lost my memory and got moved to this nursing home in St. Joseph. I'm trying to get back in touch with the Country Heir guys. Can you help me??? My address is Corby Place Assisted Living,#201, 422 Felix, St. Joseph, MO 64501 Thank you sooooo much
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Banned User
Lake Ozark, MO
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Lee wrote: <quoted text>I think one side was hay ride. I have a Jay Ray Wills 45. Side 1 is "Find It". I'm too lazy to dig it out of storage to see what side 2 is. I also have the Whole Creation Breech Born album.
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Joe Stokely
Overland Park, KS
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Hey Barni. You still here? I sent you an e-mail - guess it's my turn to mail you a paper letter. I see Dave H every once in a while. I stay in touch with Phil C second hand through friends. Another member of Country Heir was Don Young - he's out in Ariz I believe.
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Guy Ivester
Phoenix, AZ
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Hey Tom. I've always looked up to you as a bass player.
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Leftbass
United States
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I played in a bunch of garage bands in the sixties with Wayne (wezell) Ezell,Bo Russell,Steve Crawford,Paul Whitaker.Great time for garage bands
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Marshall Shain
Chesterfield, MO
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Hey Grunion. It's Marshall and I know where I am. Living in Poplar Bluff and wishing I could play more music. Got pretty good at the Blues Guitar. Have some sad news though...we lost Butch Smith a few years ago...took his own life. Such a loss. I think Butch was the most talented, natural musician I ever played with in my life. We all miss him very much... Grunion wrote: Where did everybody go?
I know where I am. I know where Kelly Long is. I think Bill Garrett is still in Poplar Bluff. Steve Hicks went to St. Louis, I think. So did Roger Moore. Richard Yarbrough (great singer!) went to work as an EMT. Tom Bloodworth is retired from Shivelbine's in Cape. Chuck White? Ron and Rick Emerson are both dead, aren't they. Scotty Scott is. What's Marshall Shain up to these days? Rick Green? So many names, I can't remember them all! John Sousan? Steve Crawford? Who am I forgetting? Bob Runyon and Phil Croy are playing a gig together this Saturday night somewhere deep in the Ozarks. Butch Smith?
Does anybody remember when Tom Bloodworth, Kelly Long, Bill Garrett, Ronnie Williams and my humble self played together? That was one helluva band!
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Mary Tatum
Lakeland, FL
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Guy Ivester wrote: <quoted text>
I played in a country band with James Prince. He somehow miraculously used an Echoplex to make his guitar sound like a pedal steel. He lived to "swang."
He wanted me to take off to Texas with him and roam the state looking for places to play "swang." But that just wasn't my "thang." If anybody knows anything about what became of him after 1980 I'd be obliged to hear it. I'm wondering if this is the same James Prince that I dated back in the late 50's.......He was a fantastic guitar player (picker). It would be interesting to know what happened to him also.
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Paul Kansas City
Kansas City, MO
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Hey Phil, Don & Guy: Wasn't Fat Hat a half decent band? This is your old truck driver/drummer, Paul, still in KC. I'm retired now with a company pension ready to start the band up again. What was the song that led into Java Blues?
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