I don't keep the two I have for the face value or metal. I have them for numismatic reasons.
Is the end nigh?
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Atkins, yes. He and my father were BFFs.
My father had a guitar collection like you wouldn't believe. It was upwards of 50. Two of them were Chet's that he was willed after Chet died.
I actually played one of them, an orange Gretch 6120.
My younger half brother got lessons from Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins and Tommy Emanuel.
Must have been nice growing up in that house.
My father had a guitar collection like you wouldn't believe. It was upwards of 50. Two of them were Chet's that he was willed after Chet died.
I actually played one of them, an orange Gretch 6120.
My younger half brother got lessons from Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins and Tommy Emanuel.
Must have been nice growing up in that house.
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Jerry Reed! That man had the best stories.
Now I have to admit I had to look up Jerry but I do recognize his work also.
Now I have to admit I had to look up Jerry but I do recognize his work also.
Bragging time:
I have the neck off of one of Jerry Reed's '73 Stratocasters on my Stratocaster. My father gave it to me along with a Gibson Black Beauty and an ES 355 '64 reissue.
One of the biggest trucking companies in the nation is gone.
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US trucking company Yellow shuts down operations, Wall Street Journal reports
U.S. trucking firm Yellow ceased all operations on Sunday, the Wall Street Journal said citing notices sent to customers and employees.
Corporate layoff is better then a workers. They could save on paper receipt costs if they'd cut down the length of receipts.