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Tony Farr
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Jimmy Sarver

Post by Tony Farr »

Does anyone around the Dallas, Garland, Mesquite area know what ever happened to Jimmy Sarver? I used to work with him at the Old Top Rail and other places in the Dallas area years ago. Haven't heard anything from him in the last ten or fifteen years.
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Hey Tony,
I talked to Jimmy about 6 or 7 months ago..He's doing some DJing at a local radio station and singing a little. Will try and get a phone number for you. Take care, Junior Knight.

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JR: I wanted you to know I was really impressed by you leaving your guitar with Johnny Cox. I know it is in good hands for sure and that you have another to play on but the thought of someone giving someone else his guitar is a nice gesture on your part and I like it !!

BTW: Bobbe said you would know how Gary Hogue's family was doing....they OK ??

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Paul,
Gary's family is doing well.Talked to a friend who talked to Garys wife and said things are getting better.
As for Dumpling....if I can't trust him...He can have the shirt off my back.Thanks for the kind words!!! Take care, Junior.

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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

Jimmy Sarver, Tony and I worked for him in Dallas in the late '50s. The Patty Club, 1717 south Ervay street in downtown Dallas.
Tony Farr, remember out riff with the club owner? I know you remember his name!!! He also owned "The Twin Oaks " club on the Grapevine highway. Boy, were those the days? Guess I'm still really a Texan at heart!
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Hey Bobbe,
that was Lon Smith who owned the Twin Oaks Club..that was my FIRST club to work in 1961.
I was 12 yrs old....WOW! Junior.

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Hey Bobbe, I sure do remember Lon Smith, when I first went in there he askd if I could play that Issacs stuff. He was something else. I also remember all the other places I played In Dallas and surrounding areas.