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John A. Russell

 

From:
Norfolk, UK
Post  Posted 16 Sep 2021 6:01 am    
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Hey all.
I was sad to hear of the Passing of Don Everly.
In 2015, we visited the Everly Brothers Museum, in Central City, Kentucky.
The lady who ran the museum, called up a guy who went to school with the brothers. He brought a guitar and we all sang, Bye Bye Love, together.
The lady closed the museum and she took us to visit
the graves of Phil and his parents.

I have put together four Everly Brothers tabs for sale,
but anyone wanting a sample of each for free, just give
me your email address.

The songs are.
All I Have To Do Is Dream.
Devoted To You.
So Sad.
Like Strangers.


Kind Regards.

.R.
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Bud Harger


From:
Belton, Texas by way of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Post  Posted 18 Sep 2021 1:02 pm     I got ‘em!
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I purchased the full tab of “All I Have To Do Is Dream” and got the free samples, to boot.

They all look great. I can hardly wait to try them out.

Thanks, John.

Bud Harger
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