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Rick Ulrich


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Gilbert, Arizona
Post  Posted 14 Mar 2003 1:43 pm    
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Perhaps some of the experts out there or the man himself can attest to the accuracy of this report in the country music column of the August 24, 1959 edition of Billboard magazine.

"Buddy Emmons, steel guitarist with Ernest Tubb, was making like Wyatt Earp recently and wound up shooting himself in the leg. Seems he was trying to sharpen up his fast draw at the time. Buddy concluded the session by digging the bullet from his leg all by himself."

Now I would expect Buddy Emmons to be that tough, but Man!! Can you imagine digging a bullet out of your own leg. Sure glad the bullet didn't hit something more important like his right hand.
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Ernie Renn


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Post  Posted 14 Mar 2003 1:52 pm    
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Jim West

 

Post  Posted 14 Mar 2003 3:47 pm    
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Handgun Control Inc. is gonna love that one! Are we now going to have to check our guns at the jam sessions? I don't know if I can play without my select fire M16 at my side. Dang
Rick Ulrich


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Gilbert, Arizona
Post  Posted 15 Mar 2003 3:47 pm    
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Another example of how a picture tells the story. Heh! Heh, Dang that musta hurt.
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