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Elmo Lewis
When I was a kid here in South-Central Georgia, my mom worked at a country music radio station. She got comp tickets to the shows coming through Macon. I was dragged kicking and screaming to these shows.
Now I'm glad I was exposed to (and got to see) Conway and Loretta, Porter and Molly, George and Tammy, Haggard (my mom's favorite), Charlie Pride, Waylon, and many other lesser lights. Almost all the big stars except Cash. Great, fond memories.....and I thank Mama for instilling a love of music in me.
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Elmo Lewis
When I was a kid here in South-Central Georgia, my mom worked at a country music radio station. She got comp tickets to the shows coming through Macon. I was dragged kicking and screaming to these shows.
Now I'm glad I was exposed to (and got to see) Conway and Loretta, Porter and Molly, George and Tammy, Haggard (my mom's favorite), Charlie Pride, Waylon, and many other lesser lights. Almost all the big stars except Cash. Great, fond memories.....and I thank Mama for instilling a love of music in me.
Incredile! When I was a kid I would have hated it, too, but now I’m jealous and wish I had seen them.
I saw Johnny Cash twice in the 1990s at the casino in Connecticut. Amazing shows.
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Chacho
One of the most memorable concerts of my life time was
Johnny Cash: Live at Moby Gym Arena
Fort Collins, Colorado
Wed, May 13, 1970
Band Line-up:
Johnny Cash: Lead Vocals and Acoustic Guitar
June Carter Cash: Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, and Autoharp
Carl Perkins: Electric Guitar
Bob Wootton: Electric Guitar
Marshall Grant: Stand-up Bass
W. S. Holland: Drums
With: The Statler Brothers
And: Maybelle Carter and The Carter Sisters
Let me tell you that not only am I a Rolling Stones fan
but I am also a traditional country music fan, having
76 traditional country albums in my collection of
509 albums.