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Brandon P
Austin, TX
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Rest in peace, Jerry... love his music.
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Heres1or2
Shubert, NE
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Jerry could sing very well, but loved his talking better. Had a real stutter that went away when he performed. RIP Mr. Reed.
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The Snowman
Claremont, CA
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RIP Jerry! Loved your music, and your movies...I`ll drink some "Coors" tonight in your honor, then stop by a "choke and puke, and throw some groceries down my neck".
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The Snowman
Claremont, CA
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Heres1or2 wrote: Jerry could sing very well, but loved his talking better. Had a real stutter that went away when he performed. RIP Mr. Reed. Never really heard a stutter when he talked. Are you confusing him with Mel Tillis?
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Donno
Monmouth, OR
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He will be missed...
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Donno
Monmouth, OR
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in fact, I just ;earned "the Claw" and "Four Hand guitar" the other day. Guess I will have to have a Mini_Wake for him. What a guuitar player!
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Peggy
AOL
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What a shame! He was such a great musician and could be so funny. He will be missed. Rest in peace Jerry.
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Tattoo Rosie
Adamsville, TN
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Wow - all the good ones are dying off. He could write serious songs and songs that would tickle your funny bone. "When You're Hot, You're Hot", love that crazy song. Rest in Peace, Jerry.
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Heres1or2
Shubert, NE
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The Snowman wrote: <quoted text> Never really heard a stutter when he talked. Are you confusing him with Mel Tillis? Thanks for not jumping down my throat. You are correct......... Both could belt out a tune. Loved Reeds "She got the goldmine and I got the shaft.".......RIP-Jerry Reed.
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10acken
Nashville, TN
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I ws going to inform Heres 1 or 2 that they had it mixed up and it is Mel Tillis that stuttered, it is also sad that he died a slow painful death of s slowly choking to death from emphysema. He had I think two songs about Smoking, what a shame DAMN CIGARETTES!!!
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Jimmy The Bandit
Hinsdale, IL
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Rest In Peace Snowman
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Guitar Man
United States
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Man, I hate to see guys like Jerry Reed passing on. He was old school, talented, personable, and always making people feel better. His guitar skills were underrated, partly due to his acting. I had met Jerry more than once, while working in Nashville. He was bigger than life, and I will miss him.
RIP Snowman.
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Ernest Tubb
Bethpage, NY
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RIP Jerry Reed. You will be missed. "When You're Hot You're Hot" is one of my all time favorites. Another great talent from the greatest generation passes on...
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Crook County Resident
Chicago, IL
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I got my first Speeding ticket listening to East Bound and Down.
RIP Jerry! You will missed.
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Billy Arr
Nashville, TN
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Jerry and I wrote 3 screenplays together, spending a lot of time at my house and his, creating many scenes, with me typing and me laughing when he would get up out of his chair and act out each and every scene to make sure they worked. I loved this man like a brother. I will miss him dearly. Billy Arr
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MOJ
Pleasant View, TN
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When I was ten, Billy Phillips introduced me to Jerry Reed's Travis picking. I was blown away! It sounded like three guitars in unison. I'm thirty three now, and recently reacquainted with Jerry Reed's picking and singing. The wind has been knocked out of me. Here's to Daddy Claxton, may his name forever stand... And always be remembered in the courts throughout the land. His earthly race is over, and the curtains 'round him fall... We'll take him home to victory on the Wabash Cannonball. We miss you Wild Man!
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Truckinnut
Halifax, Canada
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Jerry Reed was one of the great all 'round entertainers. He was the real deal. I'm saddened that we won't be blessed with any more of his work but thankful that he gave us what he did. I think the line was, "...gonna go to Glory ridin' 18 wheels..." God Bless Jerry Reed and his family. Thank you.
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