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Bill Myrick
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by Bill Myrick » 2 Apr 2002 6:35 pm
Who was playing steel with Lee Mace's Ozark Opry at Osage Beach, Mo. along about 1960 ??
Oh yea - about everyone on the forum either knows him or knows of him -
Jim Smith
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by Jim Smith » 2 Apr 2002 6:38 pm
Scotty?
Gene Jones
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by Gene Jones » 3 Apr 2002 3:51 am
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JERRY THURMOND
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by JERRY THURMOND » 3 Apr 2002 2:37 pm
I also think that Bud worked with The Red Foley show in Springfield Mo. for a while. Jerry
Les Green
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by Les Green » 3 Apr 2002 3:13 pm
Bud Carter unless my figures are off!
Bill Myrick
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by Bill Myrick » 3 Apr 2002 6:37 pm
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Bill Myrick
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by Bill Myrick » 4 Apr 2002 4:53 pm
Yep, Bud Carter's the man however back in those days he was "Red" Carter and could have been maybe 58 to 59 to 60 right in that time frame. Had a fiddle player named Don Russell, now deceased, who could entertain you big time. Also a young man named Dale Sled who later became a member of the Osburn Bros. (tellin my age here but what the hey ??????)
A place just out of Jefferson City called Hillybilly Village was a hot spot in those days also.
Speaking of Scotty, did you know he onced played with a Roy Queen band called "The Brush Apes" ??? -
Jim Smith
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by Jim Smith » 4 Apr 2002 5:20 pm
Michael Garnett
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by Michael Garnett » 5 Apr 2002 1:02 am
hey that's pretty cool cause i've got a red carter.
wait a minute...
Garnett
Herb Steiner
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by Herb Steiner » 5 Apr 2002 7:20 am
I'm sure it wasn't me... I just checked my date books and found I was in the 8th grade at John Burroughs Jr. High School at that time.
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