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Tim Tesley said… I wanna thank you for the friendship its always nice to be friends with fans of THE KING . God Bless You

Tyler James said…
Debra Lee Padgett said… Thank you Helen for your nice post and yes appears to be a lot of talented artists on here.Still trying to get used to this site.It's a great site for sure.Hope you have a nice weekend and God bless! Always in my prayers.
Love,
Debs
Debra Lee Padgett said… Thank you Helen for being my friend.You're my first friend on here :) Appreciate your friend's request.Keep you and your family in my prayers.Hope your having a great weekend and God bless~
Hugs,
Debs
Clive O Rourke said… Thankyou for adding me as one of your friends God Bless Clive
Don Boudreau said… You're welcome, have fun, life's short and enjoy the music.
Blessings,
Don
Don Boudreau said… Hi Helen,
Noticed you were from Chatanooga and just had to share this story. I used to travel quite a bit as a sales rep for the Alltel/Windstream yellow pages and one of my assignmments was Dalton, Georgia. I got a chance to visit Chatanooga and stopped at a music store just south of there to play around with the guitars. A gentleman there who was the owner enjoyed my playing and said it reminded him some of Hank Garland. I asked who he was and he began to tell me the entire history of Hank who played on many of Elvis recordings. He was really Nashville's first pioneer session guitarist. Gibson guitars named a guitar after him and another artist named Billie Byrd. The guitar is the Byrdland model named half after Byrd and the second half of Garland's name. This gentleman has one of the only existing models of the original Byrdland guitar with both of these artists signatures on it. It was quite something and very interesting bit of nostalgia. This gentleman said Hank got in a tragic car accident in the prime of his life that was deemed by the press to be suspicious and possible foul play involved. He was such a great guitarist that he often went to New York to play in the jazz clubs and the Nashville crowd didn't want him doing that. When Elvis would make a record they would ask for Hank and if h wasn't available, Elvis manager's would say "we'll wait for Hank".
Take Care
Don Boudreau
Richie Santa said… Hi Helen,
Thank you so much for the compliments on my voice and my recordings. It is appreciated. Stop by anytime. Here is my website www.RichieSanta.com

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