Country that don't suck

A little bit of everything

I knew this guy jack that played blue grass on his slide. .

Yesterday when RIU was down, I googled it to see if there was any news on it. This turned up in my google search. Guys on the road have lots of time on their hands.

https://www.oxfordamerican.org/item/477-the-texas-playboys-taxonomy-of-farts

too larry said:

Yesterday when RIU was down, I googled it to see if there was any news on it. This turned up in my google search. Guys on the road have lots of time on their hands.

https://www.oxfordamerican.org/item/477-the-texas-playboys-taxonomy-of-farts

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The two cuts mentioned in the story.

1935

{I think this is the 1951 recording, but not sure}

Amos Otis said:

You To Come Home To - Dean Dillon and Gary Stewart

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Hey, you know late 50's and early 60's country music. I've been looking for a dude with a flat top who was enough of a star to get serious airplay. Named Gary. My Daddy wore that hair and had that handle {instead of Larry}. I know it's not your Gary. He had a head of hair.

too larry said:

Hey, you know late 50's and early 60's country music. I've been looking for a dude with a flat top who was enough of a star to get serious airplay. Named Gary. My Daddy wore that hair and had that handle {instead of Larry}. I know it's not your Gary. He had a head of hair.

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I've drawn a blank. George Jones fits the appearance, but he's not forgettable.

Amos Otis said:

I've drawn a blank. George Jones fits the appearance, but he's not forgettable.

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Google didn't help either. Daddy was called Garry down at the docks {at Panama City} where he was a stevedore. It was for a singer who had a flat-top like his. It was 1960 when he started that job. Never really thought about the singer until just recently. Lots of folks in the 50's had flat-tops.

Hmmm. . . . .