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P Gleespen


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Toledo, OH USA
Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 7:56 am    
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You can listen to the archived broadcast here:
http://www.broadcast.com/radio/archives/wsmam/grand/

(Ricky, That second song was Great!)
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Jeff Evans


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Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 2:17 pm    
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PG: Thanks for the fine link. Which half hour segment is Ricky on? (I did hear Jim Ed popping his top again.)
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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 3:48 pm    
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Second song from the Saturday show can be heard in Real Audio from the link I posted on Janice's Opry re-cap topic in the Country Music Forum here.

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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 6:26 pm    
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Hey P Gleespen; thanks for the kind words and link. I went and listened and sounded I guess as good as "Real Player" will let it sound.
Graham; I tried the link to that particular song you had on Janices' post, and nothing came up; do you know what's up with that?
FYI> it started at 6:30 with a warm up song; then Porter did his song; than the Whites played a song with one of our own forumites on steel(I forgot his name already; but dang good steel player); than the Tall Texan>Billy Walker sang "aint it funny how time slips away"> Than Dale Watson at 6:45 sings "Good luck n' Good Truckin'" and second song by Dale is "Small Town".
Than it goes on and on but I left and went over to see my friend Kevin Owens play the "Forever Patsy Cline" Show. But Tommy White was amazing when I listend on the radio the rest of the night>WoW.
Ricky
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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 6:40 pm    
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Ricky:
Went and tried the link after reading your post. Clicked on it and it opened Real Player and connected to our site and started off with Dale singing "Small Town", no problem. Real nice song and you play real good on it!!! Gotta get me some of his CD's!!
It's set up the same as the steel clips on our site.

FYI, also have "Good Truckin'", just didn't post it.

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[This message was edited by Graham on 27 June 2000 at 07:42 PM.]

[This message was edited by Graham on 27 June 2000 at 07:44 PM.]

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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 27 Jun 2000 9:03 pm    
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Ok I got it my brother. Yeah I've been using my "Real Jukebox" so much for our stuff; I had the "Real Player" turned off and reset it and no prob. Yeah sounds ok and folks can get the jist of it; but I hate that washy sound that real player has>but oh well.
Thanks Graham for that link and that is over and beyond the call of duty on your part.
Love ya.
Ricky
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bob drawbaugh


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scottsboro, al. usa
Post  Posted 2 Jul 2000 8:31 am    
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Ricky, that was some very fine playing on the Opry. Thumbs up from me.

Bob Drawbaugh
MSA U12

[This message was edited by bob drawbaugh on 02 July 2000 at 09:32 AM.]

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