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Topic: Shot's Dobro on Display |
Mike Jones
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Goodlettsville,TN,USA
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Posted 7 Mar 2003 8:28 am |
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| I read in the Tennessean yesterday that the CMA has a new Exhibit at the SunTrust Bank on 17th Ave, The exhibit features Bill Boyd's 1932 Martin OO-42, Shot Jackson 1974 Sho-Bro, Juice Newtons 1984 red Washburn Monterey Artist, Jimmy Walkey's 1941 Gibson J-200, Johnny Westerns 1953 Gibson J-200 And Lulu Belle Wiseman's 1945 Martin D-28. |
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Ric Nelson
From:
Silver Spring, Maryland
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Posted 7 Mar 2003 10:34 am
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| That's good news about Shot's ShoBro. Do they have any information about him with the ShoBro, like a photo or bio? |
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Smiley Roberts
From:
Hendersonville,Tn. 37075
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Terry Miller
From:
Hammondsport NY USA
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Posted 12 Mar 2003 8:10 pm
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| I agree with you Smiley, we were all lead to believe that Shot's Sho-Bro would be on permenant display at the HOF. Just how interested are they in telling people and showing people the true history of country music. It's a real shame that an organization of this nature can not be trusted to keep thier word. Terry |
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Tommy Minniear
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Logansport, Indiana
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Posted 13 Mar 2003 6:20 am
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How and why would it end up in a bank? This makes absolutely no sense when you think about it. This is sad!
Fact is: when you donate or give someone something, it becomes their possession to do with as they please.
It's too bad this institution doesn't see fit to place Shot's Dobro where it deservedly belongs: on permanent display at the Country Music Hall Of Fame.
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Tommy Minniear
www.ntsga.com
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