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Mike!
I always look up when it comes on.
I like it! A Christmas song that isn't.

When you look at #2, then it puts 3-500 in perspective.

Although this information is not new, it is interesting how it has made it to a major publication again.


https://www.guitarworld.com/news/eddie- ... tar-lesson

Last performance of the Goodbye tour? Close if it wasn't. He struggled. The band wore in-ear monitors, while Glen used the old floor monitors. TJ had a separate channel where he could talk to the band members and I have or use to have that channel for one of the concerts. It is interesting how he ha...

Mike...OMG, now I have something to do on snow days. I used to take my dad's cassette recorder and tape it every week. We only had one tv, so mom and dad had to stay QUIET while it was on. I loved the 1/2 hour break where they all sat around and jammed, especially when Jerry and Glen traded licks an...

Uhm, Roy Clark below Mrs Carter and Willie Nelson. Willie great songwriter. Ok singer. Marginal guitar player for a professional. [...] buck owens could run rings around a lot of those folks. Of an article last month, Hello Music Theory ranked Glen as #12 for the greatest & most famous country g...

Glen Mel Tillis at Civic Center CFBR.jpg N estled in the rolling hills northwest of Amarillo, Texas, Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch is a residential community open to at-risk children ages 5 to 18. In the late 1930s, Cal Farley was playing semiprofessional baseball by day and wrestling by night in Amarill...

Wayne,
After looking at them, I am not sure why I said that.
Probably in a closet somewhere.

gc.jpg Jerry Reed left an indelible mark on Glen. Glen recorded several of Jerry's songs and incorporated a few of Jerry's licks in his playing. I had never seen this video until today. Glen should have had an "unplugged" album. At the end, there is a conversation where Glen gets a little...

I found this while looking for something else. Mr. Cackett obviously cared for Glen to write an obituary for Glen. I have copied it, just in case Mr. Cackett's website no longer exists. Mr. Cackett is the former editor of Maverick magazine, but his involvement with music, and more specifically count...