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Classic Country Music Favorites

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Pretty sure I saw him at Tombstone Junction back in the day. I bet I saw 40+ Country Stars down there back in the 70's.

 

Tombstone was great. I miss it.

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Very fond memories of playing this tune over and over in a little diner downtown while playing pinball for hours and hours. I bet I listened to this great tune 1,000 times.

 

 

Used to play this on the jukebox at Little Pleasures restaurant in Warsaw circa 1972-73

Used to play this on the jukebox at Little Pleasures restaurant in Warsaw circa 1972-73

 

My mom loved this song, we saw him once playing on a flat bed trailer in the parking lot of local shopping center (Roses).

Very possibly the GOAT of Country Singles. George didn't want to record it, he said, "It's too damn sad!"

 

I love hearing him tell that story. The quintessential Country & Western song. BTW, I love saying Country & Western.

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J-Dad, I bet you saw this guy at Tombstone and probably Renfro Valley, too.

 

CLASSIC....

 

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My mom loved this song, we saw him once playing on a flat bed trailer in the parking lot of local shopping center (Roses).

 

My dad has always loved it as well. And Freddie Hart is such a sweet, sweet man.

Tombstone was great. I miss it.

 

We saw pretty much everyone that was touring during that time frame.

Conway (at least two times, maybe more)

Loretta

Jerry Reed

Don Williams

Micky Gilley

Johnny Lee

Kenny Rogers

Pride

Dolly

Barbara Mandrell and her sisters

and many others

 

I think if I'm not mistaken that Magician Lance Burton got his start there, performing his act in the saloon.

J-Dad, I bet you saw this guy at Tombstone and probably Renfro Valley, too.

 

CLASSIC....

 

 

Saw him at TJ I'm pretty sure, we never went to Renfro for what ever reason.

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We saw pretty much everyone that was touring during that time frame.

Conway (at least two times, maybe more)

Loretta

Jerry Reed

Don Williams

Micky Gilley

Johnny Lee

Kenny Rogers

Pride

Dolly

Barbara Mandrell and her sisters

and many others

 

I think if I'm not mistaken that Magician Lance Burton got his start there, performing his act in the saloon.

 

Tombstone sure brings back great memories.

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Glen Campbell has been married four times and has eight kids. One of those marriages and one of the children came as a result of an affair he had with another singer's wife back in'76. Who was that singer???

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