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There are Great
Ones....
Number 40
Thanks from
All of Us.
An
honor
to say
I saw you play.
Canton.......
1968
Gibson ES355-TDSV-Cherry-HSC-Excellent overall cond.-Wear
on gold-BB King-Pix Available-Please Call.
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Gibson Tweed Stereo-Vib Amplifier. True Stereo from the
early 60's. In "The Amp Book".
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The
ReacTions Band Members: Left to Right.
Bobby Everett,
Charlie Everett,
Mickey Anderson,
Johnny Greenwell,
Don Challenger, and
Wayne Poore. Bob and Charlie are cousins,
both fine country hardball players, and both their
respective fathers are in the
Maryland Eastern Shore Baseball Hall
of Fame. Don is a published
author, and, truth be told, the one of us that was the
sponge for every new musical group that came along from
the Beatles to Hendrix. Wayne is the true musical
genius, and could play pretty much play anything. Played
bass guitar with Vassar Clements,
and has performed with lots of great ones through the
years. Not sure about Mickey..haven't heard much from
him thru the years. At any rate, this is the start of my
60's Bands of Delaware.
Working on it when I'm not on the links! Thanks to
Ned Hall at Clearwater Country Club for gettin' my grip
goin'. U can do eeet
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and
there are
Superstars !
........is next
Goya
Rangemaster-OHSC-Works-Flash anomalies are not
present in the finish-Plays well-Strange and
retro.
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U Get a
Hammond U Put the Imposters Out of Work and U
Are Seeriously Rockin' Old School Like the
Baddest Man on the Planet.................
Johnny Neel.
This is a bad
man, brothers and sisters. He will hurt you in a
very, very good way with some soulful funkin'
and struttin' that has no equal.....well maybe
in the next world. Click on his pic and go to
his site. Love ya Neelie. Where is
that Billy Roselle???
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The music business is a cruel and
shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where
thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.
There's also a negative side.
Hunter S. Thompson
GO BUCS
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