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Hi Randy, yes the video with Ronnie Prophet en Jim Stafford is great isn’t it. It’s crystal clear who of the three the real guitar player is.

I've seen the Glen, Ronnie Prophet, Jim Stafford one before, fun to watch. I remember Kool and the Gang well. "Celebrate good times come on", and "Yes it's Ladies night, oh what a night" for their disco music. Nice little instrumental on Witchita.
And Sarita, I would say is far from awful, but not jumping out at me either, and yes good to see Glen's songs still covered!

Rhinestone Cowboy cover from a recent Dutch tv show... this is pretty awful in my opinion.



But maybe I should be glad Glen's songs are still sung!

Glen jamming with Jim Stafford and Ronnie Prophet…

I am into Kool and the Gang right now and guess what, in 1971 they recorded a great live instrumental version of Wichita Lineman.
How you like it…

Front and Center showcases musical performers and airs on PBS. They taped Glen's Troubadour concert and it's on YouTube.

Hi guys.
here's a new video on our GCF youtube channel. Glen performing the song Arkansas. Not the song he recorded in the sixties but a song written by his keyboard and harmonica player Steve Hardin.



Hope you enjoy it!

Here's Glen with a special version of Blowing in the Wind performed together with his old friends, The Smothers Brothers.

Haha... I just knew you just knew!

Cowpoke...I just knew you were going to throw that Dylan Jazz session in there. I am sure all the 10's of people that bought it wanted it mentioned. Just so everyone can compare...



I am sure Bob doesn't have this in his playlist.