Check Out This Link - Glen Campbell News on the Web

[Cowpoke]

Thanks for posting this tribute post by David Cassidy, MikeM. I missed it back then. Sad that David passed away at such a young age.

[MikeM12]

Not sure if this was mentioned previously; David Cassidy posted this message of Glen on his website, the day after Glen passed. David's fans payed respect to Glen, from this post. David passed away 3 months after Glen, at a young age of 67.

https://www.davidcassidy.com/blog/glen-campbell/

[Cowpoke]

Nice. Galveston on "The Voice"...

https://tasteofcountry.com/the-voice-co ... -campbell/

[Cowpoke]

This looks interesting... A Glen Campbell museum to be opened in 2020 in Nashville, TN. Let's see what happens!

https://www.glencampbellmuseum.com/

[Cowpoke]

Nice, detailed article about the song Rhinestone Cowboy, Glen's first number 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.
https://www.stereogum.com/2053672/the-n ... mber-ones/

[Cowpoke]

Fun article about the musical Mount Rushmores each state could make. Arkansas of course has the best...

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/201 ... -20190512/

[Randy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5d3ASWorTg

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An oldie but goodie:

The All-American Cowboy Cookbook: Over 300 Recipes from the World’s Greatest Cowboys
"Real cowboys can ride, shoot, rope . . . and cook!"

Recipes from the well-known cowboys themselves. Also includes movie and television trivia, western facts, and rare photos. Written by Ken Beck and Jim Clark (1995) by Rutledge Hill Press, Nashville, Tennessee. This book can be purchased on new and used book websites for under $10.

Check out the recipe for "Rhinestone Cowboy Chili"!

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"Come and git it!"

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Gabriel Solis, Painter. Shared to Glen Campbell (official) by artist. Not for Distribution.

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The Soundtrack of Arkansas
About You Magazine ("AY"), an Arkansas lifestyle publication
July 2018
By Caleb Talley | Painting by Gabriel Solis

"AY" celebrates a few of the most influential singers and songwriters born in the State of Arkansas!

AL GREEN, CHARLIE RICH, CONWAY TWITTY, GLEN CAMPBELL, JOHNNY CASH, ROBERT JOHNSON (-actually not born in Arkansas), ROBERT LOCKWOOD JR., and SISTER ROSETTA

The Natural State (Arkansas), though relatively small in size and wealth, is a behemoth when it comes to producing some of the most consequential contributors to our country’s music.

So many influential Arkansas singers and songwriters have played a role in the development of music as we know it. They’ve sewn themselves into the fabric of American culture with timeless melodies that have composed the heartbeat of a nation.

Suggested oversights as noted by GCF on the Net: Ed Bruce, Floyd Cramer, Lefty Frizzell (-Born in Texas, but moved to El Dorado AR when he was young), Billy Bob Thornton (who sings and writes in addition to acting and directing), Joe Nichols, Collin Raye, Tracy Lawrence, Levon Helm, Barbara Fairchild, Patsy Montana and many others.

The complete "AY" article is available online at:

http://aymag.com/the-soundtrack-of-arkansas/


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Walk the Line & Save the Dates for next run of The Johnny Cash Show! The episode with Glen Campbell will air twice. It first broadcast on January 28, 1970, with Johnny, Glen, Carl Perkins, Marty Robbins and June Carter Cash. For the program schedule in your area, if applicable, visit: https://www.get.tv/

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