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  • Posted, February 6, 2016
    Norman Wade I met a friendÊ ofÊ yoursÊ today. Tony Hebert - tonyhebert61@yahoo.com

  • Posted, April 26, 2015
    I am looking for the words to the song All the cowboys want to marry Harriet cause Harriet's handy with the lariat and who sang it. My mom and dad used to sing it to me when I was little they are both gone now. Harriet Gayman - hgayman1@woh.rr.com

  • Posted, April 26, 2015
    Am looking for pictures of porter wagner,and robert auther allbritton ,he play fiddle for porter wagner buck in the 40,s areÊ50,s - rosella allbritton posey - rosellaposey@yahoo.com

  • Posted, April 26, 2015
    I'm looking for the chords that go to the song I Was Drifting I was drifting on life's stormy ocean. Drifting faar out from the shore. Mae Kathern Huffman - grannamae2000@hotmail.com

  • Posted, March 20, 2015
    I have been looking for someone that remembers my dad TeX ferguson and the drifting pioneers I have sisters and brothers but they won't come forward and talk with me. marian ferguson Rojas - maria.nr@hotmail.PP

  • Posted, March 17, 2015
    I would like to find, HELL YES I CHEATED, on karaoke. Jearl Hall - jeralandbonnie@aol.com

  • Posted, March 7, 2015
    In the 80's I was on the Ralph Emory show, as part of the Frontier Band playing bass/ backup vocals and possibly lead Vocals.. I think one of the artist we backed was Lori Morgan.. is there any way to find all videos that i might be a part of.. plus I was part of Del Reeves band. and was told we did the first televised portion of The Grand Ole Opry 1979... I would Love to get copys of all, for my Grandchildren.. Thankyou Sincerely Ronnie Lutrick... 615-582-6751 - Bluesman_lutrick@yahoo.com

  • Posted, January 6, 2015
    Another one of West Virginia's Favorite Son's "Little Jimmy Dickens" passed at age 94. T.Texas Tyler was one of Jimmy Dicken's Hero's. The Linville Sisters, my mother, Dollie Linville Hill and her sister Ruth Linville sang on "The Old Farm Hour" with Litttle Jimmy Dickens and T.Texas Tyler. When Mother's Sister Ruth was struck and killed by a drunk driver. T.Texas Tyler wrote a song about Ruth mother's sister. "The Buried Her Beneath The Willows" T.Texas Tyler, as mom related to me, really loved Ruth's talent to sing and play the Mandolin. Mother and Ruth sang, also, on the program with Grand Paw Jones. Had Ruth not died in that horrible accident, they would have probably been on The Grand Ole Opry.
    The night before Ruth was killed, they were attending a Revival in their home community, at The Woodville Elementary School. She, Ruth and a bunch of their friends were going to the Altar, when the invitation was given, when one of her friends said, 'Dollie let's don't get saved tonight, let's go to Madison and go dancing. They all turned and walked out and the very next night in sight of The Woodville School, where the Revival was going on, her sister was struck and killed.
    Guy Gillenwater came along and took the back seat of his car, to place mother's sister Ruth on. As mother knelt over her dying sisters body, mother cried out to Jesus and her heart to Jesus. Mother, always wondered if her sister had time to repent and felt she was responsible for her sister not going to the Altar the night before. That was the end of Mother and Ruth, The Linville Sisters Singing. We Salute The Memory of lil Jimmy Dickens. RIPÊ http://youtu.be/ZfYFx6MOTYU - Avis Hill - avislhill@aol.com

  • Posted, December 26, 2014
    I would like to know if anyone knows the lyrics to Live,live for Jesus, every precious day, read, read the Bible never stray away....... I think that the Smith brother sang the song. Roman Mullet - romanmullet@gmail.com

  • Posted, December 25, 2014
    I am still trying to find a Christmas song sung by an Arkansas State Trooper Ron Brooks back in the middle 60's. Jim McCoy - jmretired@arkwest.com

  • Posted, December 20, 2014
    I saw where someone was asking about Deon Tyson that played on the Old Dominion Barn Dance in a Richmond, Va. Deon was my step brother. Earle Stone - dstone7304@gmail.com

  • Posted, December 12, 2014
    who sang the song HELL YES I CHEATED IN THE 1970,S I THINK IT Ê SOUNDED LIKE THE KINDELLS**** PLEASE REPLY THANKS. ARNIE. afortner@peoplepc.com

  • Posted, October 10, 2014
    Hello, My name is Shelby Jean Wilkes. My father named me after a country music singer from the 1930-1940 era. I'm trying to find out who this person for whom I am named was. During my life, I've met one other person with the distinction of being named after this person. I would like to know who she was. Can someone help me? Shelby from Charlotte - swilkes219@gmail.com - Thanks.

  • Posted, September 29, 2014
    Traditional Country Music Fan Club, 289 Cripple Creek Loop, Watauga, TN 37694. We established the itcmfc in 1996.we publish a 20 page newsletter 4 times per year. we publish Articles and photo's on the Traditional Country Gospel and Bluegrass Artist. Membership is $15;00 in the U.S. Canada and $17;00 Overseas. Membership is open to every one. Send Check or postal Money Order to ITCMFC 289 Cripple Creek Loop Watauga,Tn 37694 - Beecher O'Quinn Jr. - itcmfc@charter.net

  • Posted, September 29, 2014
    Anyone remember old song tonight I'm a tired weary cowboy. ANsh Z,!!&&&&&#clinic"" - wes - bearblade@comcast.net

  • Posted, April 25, 2014
    I am looking for the sheet music to Satisfied by Martha Carson . I love that song. I am a singer and make my own music on the computer. But I have the chords but I need the melody. Judy - judycleckler2004@inbox.com

  • Posted, February 21, 2014
    My message is for Mary_Walker101502@yahoo.com Ruth Did you ever find the Christmas song by Ron Brooks you were looking for? I have the name of the song . I wastrying to find out RON'S last name. Saw your add, helped me to remember. Thanks. Pat George - patgeorge72353@gmail.com

  • Posted, February 20, 2014
    Someone to help me fish a song I wrote for my son who passes away too soon. Nelliemlinek - Nelliemlinek51@yahoo.com

  • Posted, December 5, 2013
    theal gannaway tapes of stars of the fifties, is so great most of the big stars and muscians are on it i have a 12 tape set i think number 1 and number four are copys of each other no way to know for sure but i have about wore out those tapes. tommy mayberry - hmaybe44@aol.com

  • Posted, November 27, 2013
    I would like to know where I can get any karaoke cds of jim reeves, thank you. Darrel Lafferty - darene@newnorth.net

  • Posted September 23, 2013
    Where can I find information about an unknown country singer Linda Byerly who appeared in 1978 with Charlie Louvin on the Ernest Tubbs Midnight Jamboree? Linda Roeber - linda.roeber@aim.com

  • Posted July 23, 2013
    Who sang the song The Mystery Riders from the serial called Fighting With Kit Carson in 1933? Music was written by Lee Zahler. bob stevens - robert.stevens150@ntlworld.com

  • Posted July 6, 2013
    If anyone know where to find any photos or items of my famous Dad.he was the hall of fame drummer in 1967 "best drums" Marion Z. "Pee Wee Adams" please let me know. Im gathering the history and items that I should of done years ago. he was the drummer on the TV western music show called "Town Hall Party" in the 50s and 60s. I have some of his 45s and in process of putting them on CDS. I would love to collect the TV Video of his time at Town Hall.or anything else. Sad to say he passed away in Jan of 1988 when we moved here in Ignacio, Colo. Is anyone still alive that knew Dad. Write me thx Darryl - Darryl Adams - dafl.adams1@gmail.com

  • Posted May 1, 2013
    Im looking for a name of a song that have a chorus: and if you hear me say i do well i will be saying i love you these are the words tha say to you always and if you share your life with me then there is nothing we can't be together forever you and me, always true. Including the artist. Keemenao Molokwane - Www.nkemi19@gmail.com

  • Posted April 29, 2013
    From: julie - jamorrison_uk@yahoo.com Please can you help...my granny used to sing this to me when i was very young and Id like to find out the title & who sings this song: thank you!
    My Pa was born in Texas, my Ma in Tennessee
    They were married in the summer of 1883.
    They moved to California the place where I was born
    In a long covered wagon, on a bright September morn'.

    My cradle was my saddle, my play things a gun.
    And shooting at the rattle-snakes, was my idea of fun.
    Till at the age of seventeen, was then I left my home.
    The open range was calling, and my time had come to roam.

    I met a pretty maiden, the flower of the plain.
    I married her one morning, which shows I had no brain.
    She said she was a maiden, but oh how she did lie.
    Before the honey-moon was over, seven kids were by her side.

    I was very disappointed, but then I didn't mind.
    I still remained her husband, honest true and kind.
    Until one day I found her upon a strangers knee.
    As a long lost cousin, I was introduced to him.
    I knew that she was lying, so I pulled my gun and said
    You sneaking low down coyote, and I filled her full of lead.
    The judge he found me guilty, he sentenced me for life.
    But I'd rather be in prison, than with a worthless wife.


  • Posted April 17, 2013
    Hello everyone, I'm a semi-retired broadcaster in Tallahassee, Fla. I never worked at a country station so now I am finally doing what I love. My station is called Big D Country and plays country from the early 50s to the present. It is heard on Live365, TuneIn and Radio Terra.
    It is Internet only but I am working hard to get a noncommercial FM station on the air here as we no longer have classic country in the market. I welcome requests and will do my best to get them on the air. I also host a country gospel show on Sunday mornings.
    I would welcome any support the country community can offer. Website is
    http://www.bigdcountry.com and my email is alanmccal@hotmail.com
    When I was about 12 I went to a concert featuring Connie Smith, Tom T Hall, Johnny Rodriquez and about six others. Fell in love with country music and still love it today. Thanks! Alan McCall - alanmccal@hotmail.com

  • Posted April 7, 2013
    How much does it cost for roy rogers DVD. 60 years of harmony. Richard Miller - richmiller2852@yahoo.com

  • Posted March 30, 2013
    I have the piano music for "The Snow White Dove". Wally Kempton - wallyk80@gmail.com

  • Posted March 22, 2013
    I was wondering what happened to Colleen and Donna Wilson. The Beaver Valley Sweethearts. My family knew them in the 50's. Also I was wondering what happened to Rockabilly singer, Pat Kelly,he recorded Stranger Dressed In Black, then performed with the Shamrocks. I met him also in the 50's. Would like to know where he is. Karen - rkgreenly@actcom.net

  • Posted January 26, 2013
    Hi i need help about a song i only know lyris off, they go like: and if you hear me say i do im only saying i love you, these are the words i say to you always ... Edmon - edmonmakhosonke@yahoo.com

    Posted January 2, 2013
    Looking for the girls who met a couple of guys from buffalo who went to the jamboree in 1984;which was held at aldermans airport. We met sat-it was late at a bar. Cant recall if bar was at airport or at top of the road from the jamboree. Would like to have any photos of the jamboree of that year 1984 or of the bars on that weekend.thanks alot! B.B.R. - goldie1440@aol.com

    Posted January 2, 2013
    I have a friend who is of a certain age now but still quite, beautiful. I know her as Connie Burns but she was happily married to the late, great "Happy Hal" Burns, a well known singer on the "Country Boy Eddy Show" here in Birmingham which was on television for at least 30 years. Mr. Burns was also well known in Memphis.
    Connie was in a movie, I believe about Ernest Tubbs, but I can't find a copy of it. She was only about 16 when she was in the movie; a beautiful blonde who probably sang.
    I was in a church group with her which went to entertain at nursing homes every Monday, but she fell last season and hasn't been able to come back. She was always introduced as a movie star and the wife of Mr. Burns, which thrilled her.
    Does anyone know where I can find a copy of this movie? I know her church would have a celebration for her, as she misses being without her music. Thank you! Joan S. Brooks - wbrooks741@aol.com

    Posted January 1, 2013
    I am looking for a friend of mine, his name is Paul Ledoux. We used to live in Ste-Agathe in the 60's. DIANE - mamasan5605@gmail.com

    Posted December 29, 2012
    Please, Does anyone out there know where in the world is Rudy Hansen? He was a great talent on the Midwester Hayride back in the 50's out of station WLW in Cincinnati, Ohio. Thanks in advance. Bonnie Hansen - bjakama@gmail.com

    Posted December 21, 2012
    I'm also looking for the song which has in it, "I'm a tired weary cowbay; I've been in thae saddle all day; Searching o'er hill and through valley; for cattle that strayed away. Can anybody help me. Bill Craine - wcraine@sympatico.ca

    Posted November 21, 2012
    I was married to Cecil for several years. We had a daughter Alexandra Goodson who is 24 now. What kind of info would you like and where is the information going? Kelly Perlotto and Alexandra Goodson - plotto@comcast.net

    Posted November 15, 2012
    karlcfolkes@verizon.net
    Would love to get the lyrics for a charming humorous song my mother (May God Bless her Memory) used to sing as follows:
    "When I was a young girl....
    Now I am marrried a husband to please....
    Then Came Children one by one...
    Wash them, dress them, put them into bed...
    Oh, I wish that I was dead..."
    At age 77 my own memory is not as sharp as when I was six or seven and first heard the song sung by my mother. Is there a way you can recapture the lyrics of this lovely song? My wife of 50 years -- and a musician -- would like to know the lyrics.of the song that I can only remember -- in parts. Thanks, Karl Folkes

    Posted September 21, 2012
    The song of Darrell McCalls 11 Roses has been running through my head ever since I heard him sing it on Family Reunion. I wrote another verse..Just so I could sing it. I dont expect him to like it ok Take the roses and look into the future, I'm so sorry for the hurt I brought to you. Just remember I'm the one who sent the roses,and its because I still love you too. I love country music and the traditional kind is more my favorite but hes got the talent. Thank you for listening. Kate Wonders? - grannykakesone@hotmail.com

    Posted September 17, 2012
    Stay with old way, that is what wrong today. Like George Jones said, who's going to fill those shoes? shirley burford - sburford1@verizon.net

    Posted August 9, 2012
    I wouuld like to sell this one of a kind (V(HS Tape)Al Gannaway, Willie Nelson "MEMORIES Of The LENNGEN" is from THE GREAT LIBRARY that KEEPS THE LENGENS ALIVE1 Special Bonus Video is in mint condition!! This Special Edition goes to the highest bidder! If anyone would like to make a bid, Make known your bid to the E-mail Address: Tammylynnmusic@gmail - Tammy Wilkins Posted June 23, 2012
    Hello how are u doing I don't know if u are from charlotte NC but me and my oldest brother is looking to start our on group and we need a tight bass player and serious we used to be out there professionally and know if u heard of the virigina aires but we used to be with and brother is a good singer if u from charlotte and want to get down u can give my brother a call number 704-493-9174. maurice - bowemaurice@ymail.com

    Posted June 13, 2012
    Is there a video of the group called Belly High that performed in Renfro Valley and, I think The Grand Ole Opry as well in the 70's? Jim Stanhope - Cool47chev@Yahoo.com

    Posted June 7, 2012
    I'm looking for a tape from 1973 or 74 of Jimmy Reed singing at Tooties Bar in a Summer replacement show for I think Dean Martin Jimmy sat on the Bar & sang Im looking for it as My Husband & I were there BUT He is not anymore He crossed over almost 12 yrs we are on the tape when they moved the cam around to show the crowd He was standing at end of Bar & I eas sitting at Bar next to Him I had Blonde long curled Hair Dressed in Light Blue & He was in a think a Black Lace shirt I would love to find it to show Great Grand Son Thanks Ill buy it if You have it or know where to go to find it Thanks - Lizzy - ladylizzyb@verizon.net

    Posted May 20, 2012
    am looking for the words and artist who sang an old country song called Madge, my mum and dad used to sing it to us when we were kids. Robert - rmurphy000@eastlink.ca

    Posted February 16, 2012
    Wanted to post that Country Music pioneer Roy Hogsed, fishing buddy Jimmie Kersey (aka James Kersey, Sr.) passed away in Pensacola, Florida Jan 9th 2012 he was 90 years old. James Kersey, Jr.

    Posted February 15, 2012
    I recently posted a message on this site. It was a song that I had written and sent to Independent Artist. It was lyrics to' I should have'. The year was 2002. And was asking, who do I contact to obtain the music sheet to the song,the cost,etc. Sincerely, David a Ball... balldav411@aol.com

    Posted February 9, 2012
    Hi. My name is David Ball, I wrote a song entitled' I should have', in the year 2002. Vocals by..John Stevenson and I believe Mr Kirk Comiskey, joined in. I have a demo of the song, right in front of me. The question I have, would it be possible to receive a music sheet of the song..Sincerely, David A. Ball.. p.s...My address is 110 Willowbrook, Hallsville, Mo. 65255. Thank You. balldav411@aol.com

    Posted January 12, 2012
    lyrics to "I ask the valley of echo..." and the origionator. michelle - michael201eolas@yahoo.com

    Posted November 13, 2011
    i am looking for a christmas song sung by an Arkansas state trooper named Ron Brooks who was later killed in the lone of duty. He was my cousin and i'd like to get a copy of it. Thank you for your help.My email is Mary_walker101502@yahoo.com - Ruth - mary_walker101502@yahoo.com

    Posted October 22, 2011
    Hi, I have this Jim Reeves Welcome to my world: The essential jim reeves collection. Mfd. for BMG Cedar dated 1993. It comes with a magazine with highlights of his life. I was just wondering what this would be worth?? Lise Pitre - nurse68@hotmail.com

    Posted August 16, 2011
    Does anyone know the Chords to the song called "Miss you being gone" By The Perry band? JettMonroe@live.com

    Posted July 24, 2011
    Am trying to find KT OLSIN at Austin City limits.. Any one have any idea? peggy - auntpeggy7@sbcglobal.net

    Posted July 22, 2011
    I am looking for a song "Thats My Life" it is song at funerals. Yvonne - outmudu@hotmail.com

    Posted May 13, 2011
    I would a list of all the songs Wayne Kemp wrote and co-wrote. I would also like to know who sang these songs. Barbara Malott - Malo585@aol.com

    Posted May 13, 2011
    I am looking for information about agroup call THE WESTBORO EXPRESS that Paul "Hank" Preston was in need photo of group mainly drummer Leo Fortier. Debbie Fortier - leonardfortier@comcast.net

    Posted May 6, 2011
    I WAS RECENTLY INDUCTED IN THE MAINE COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME. 2010. I HAVE HAD MANY SINGLES RELEASED AND 1 ALBUM CALLED, OLE' HANK , WRITTEN BY CHARLES ROGERS. I ALSO HAVE SINGLES OF BILL PHILLIPS AND MYSELF ON DOOR KNOB AND KASH RECORDS AND GBS RECORDS. THESE SHOULD BE ADDED TO INFIRMATION ON WHAT I HAVE ACCOMPLISHED IN MY 35 YEARS OF RECORDING AND WRITING OFCOUNTRY MUSIC. JUST CHECK IT OUT ON LINE. GO TO; roseannarogers@yahoo.com . CHECK OUT LORRAINE SMART AND JIMMY SMART OF SMART COUNTRY. ALSO BILL PHILLIPS SITE ON A SONG CALLED ONE BY ONE HIM AND I RECORDED TOGETHER IN HE 80'S. WE HAVE OTHER SINGLES AVAILABLE . SEND INFO TO MY YAHOO. THANKS FOR INQUIRING ABOUT ROSEANNA ROGERS AND BILL PHILLIPS. OXOXOXOXOXO LOVE TO YOU ALL. PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY AND FAMILIES. ROSEANNA ROGERS - roseannarogers@yahoo.com

    Posted April 19, 2011
    Does anybody have the lyrics to Hank Snow's "Plastic Heart"?. I had it in an old 78rpm jukebox I'd inheirted a long time ago. It burned up in a fire along with most of my 78's. I'm a musician now, and would like to include Plastic Heart in my song list. Thank you. Richard Sharpless - tedishit@yahoo.com

    Posted April 7, 2011
    When is loretta lynn's next concert at her dude ranch in weaverly tn. my parents and i are trying to find out ticket information.can you please help me? thank you. kelly batts - kelly-batts2010@hotmail.com

    Posted April 2, 2011
    Back in 2001, Porter Wagoner produced an album for his then-girl singer, Christie Lynn. Patty Loveless & George Jones guested on the album, which Christie sold at her road gigs. I've been trying to find a copy for several years. Can anyone help? Phil Watson - howstean@yahoo.co.uk

    Posted March 18, 2011
    Anyone can review my songs over at: http://cdbaby.com/all/walkerikard - Walker Ikard - alkerikard@yahoo.com

    Posted March 16, 2011

    Posted February 16, 2011
    Hello. My father wrote and recorded several songs in the late 40s and into the 50s, including one that is on a CD, Hixville....his name was Otis Parker. He and my mother divorced when I was 12 and I didn't see him for many years. He had moved to Reno and was performing and recording there under the name of Jimmy Parker (his full name was James Otis Parker).
    We had several of his old records but in the 70s someone broke into our home and busted all of them to pieces. I saw my father twice in my adulthood, once when he was hospitalized in Nashville and we picked him up and took him home, and then a couple of years later I went to his funeral.
    I do have some of his later music which he recorded while living in Nevada, but it's his early recordings I am looking for. We lived in many cities and he recorded something in just about every one of them, since he worked for radio stations and had access to recording studios. He was born and raised right outside of Nashville and when he and my mother first married in the 40s he was working for the Opry. If anyone has anything that you think might would be my fathers work, I would love to hear from you. Cheryl Parker (repost due to change of email) CHERYL PARKER - cparkergirl7@gmail.com

    Posted February 7, 2011
    I am just an ordinary citizen who writes poetry. My son's name is George W. Baldi, III, and he is a professional singer. Not a County singer which I kind of wish he was, maybe my song would be out there now, although I have written songs for him. He sings with a group called Rockapella. The group sings Acapellla. Back in 1996, I wrote a country song, and had it copywrited. My son said that song was good. He said I should check into getting some to sing and record this song. I never did anything with the song. I do have a tune to it, and basically looking for a Country Singer/Artist who my be interested in the song. I feel it is pretty good. May be a hit someday. (Smile) Can anyone point me in the right direction in getting a contact?
    My mother always told me you have to believe in something in order for it to happen, but most of all, keep the faith. If you are out there, let me hear from you. Thanks a million! Carol A. Ennis - weedied1@yahoo.com

    Posted February 6, 2011
    Who is "He" that recorded "judy"? Judy - ageat@insightbb.com

    Posted February 6, 2011

    Posted January 21, 2011
    Does anyone out there have any information on Ernest George Guess, he played for Grandpa Jones and maybe others in the 1960'S. I would be an answed to a dream of mine to hear sometihing recorded with him playing. amanda jarman - jarmanay@yahoo.com

    Posted January 21, 2011
    Anyone that danced with the echo inn cloggers, the carolina mountain cloggers and the stony mountain cloggers in the 50's please e-mail me. My mother danced with them and her brother and sister. Bob, Georgia Ann, & Patsy Reid. We have been in contact with come of the cloggers and are trying to put together a get together this year if possible. Thanks for all you help. Nancy McCall - nafmccall@yahoo.com

    Posted January 10, 2011
    A few weeks ago i saw connie lee singing Makeing Believe on Midwest Country show and she was real young and i dont have any idea when it was tayped but leroy glazer and joe savege was playing the music and i have never heard a person put so much feeling into a song and sound so beautiful as that did.I wanted to no if anyone out there noes if she is still around and still singing. bob - gonefishing72000@yahoo.com

    Posted December 28, 2010
    Would like more information on Shelba Jean Davis a singer around 1930. What type of music she would sing? Where was she from? etc. It seem she was very polpular in the 30's in that I have came across several women being named Shelba Jean. neil wisler - neilwisler@tt.net

    Posted December 8, 2010
    For all you Eddy Arnold fans please visit his GREAT site @ www.eddyarnold.com The original site has been down for a good 6-7 years as the Web Master Bill Comer fights cancer. He finally got himself a lap top so he can up-date the site ... from his bed or wheel chair. The new site is 10 times GREATER than the old site. It's packed with information etc. He has gone wild with all the news ... songs ... and so much information about Eddy Arnold. Please visit site and leave your foot prints by signing his Guest Book. Thanking you in advance!! ... Don Stewart - stew01@ptd.net

    Posted December 3, 2010
    Has any body out there have the lyrics and cords to hold on partner by roy rogers and clint black i cant find them any place thank you in advance. larry burelison - lljburl@fronteer.com

    Posted November 28, 2010
    George Strait's latest song, "The Breath You Take," has become his 83rd top 10 hit on the Billboard Country Songs chart, bringing him one step closer to Eddy Arnold's record of 92 top 10 songs, which he charted between 1945 and 1980. According to Billboard, George has had at least one top ten song every year since his song "Unwound" reached #6 back in 1981. Here are the top 10 artists with the most top 10 songs according to Billboard chart history:
    92, Eddy Arnold
    83, George Strait
    78, George Jones
    75, Conway Twitty
    71, Merle Haggard
    59, Reba McEntire
    57, Ernest Tubb
    56, Red Foley
    55, Dolly Parton
    54, Waylon Jennings
    - Courtesy Larry Davis

    Posted November 22, 2010
    Hi to everyone. Just wanted to let you know that I am now presenting a country radio show fortnightly on Sunday evenings from 9pm-midnight uk time. I am playing a wide spectrum but the emphasis is on more traditional sounds - anything in fact from the 20s to today sol long as it is country or has a country connection.
    You can listen live on www.uckfieldfm.co.uk - please feel welcome to let me know what you think of the show - either to me or to the station via the website. If any artistes want airplay, let me have CDs to play. Please send to:
    Paul Hazell - paul@pithon.co.uk
    Royal Mail (PO Box 3)
    Brambleside
    Bellbrook Industrial Estate
    Uckfield, East Sussex
    TN22 1XX, United Kingdom
    I promise to listen to everything sent to me and to include something of everyone provided the quality is good. Thank you for taking time to read this - Paul

    Posted November 19, 2010
    Who sings the song "Honky Tonk bedonkadonk"? Thanks in advance: www.worldhiphopbeats.com - Mr. Prestly - theking22@yahoo.com

    Posted November 18, 2010
    My father was Bill Yates and he recorded many songs at Sun Records. He performed alot of Rockabilly music with Billy Adams. He also recorded songs under the name Gorgeous Bill Yates. He passed away December 5th 2007 after a long illness with diabetes. We were estranged for many years before his illness and about 5 years ago I convinced him to move closer to his children. I was wondering if there was anybody out there that knew him and had any stories to tell. Please contact me by e-mail. I would love to talk to anyone that was friends with him or that was acqainted with him. Denise Nugent - dnugent876@yahoo.com

    Posted November 14, 2010
    LOOKING FOR PAUL KASPER. HE IS AN OLD FRIEND WHO HAD A RECORD BUSINESS IN THE 70'S. THANKS, CARROL - FIRESIDE525@YAHOO.COM

    Posted November 14, 2010
    I am looking for any recording of Bruce Durden dancing with the North Carolina Cloggers on the Grand Ole Opry. Any info would be appreciated. BJ Moore - happycamper@gmx.us

    Posted November 14, 2010
    DICK CURLESS, in his final recording session, did a jaw-dropping version of the "Freight Train Blues." "Rattlesnakin' Daddy" and "Snap Your Fingers" are other favorites of mine from that album. I prefer to think of Mr. Curless in the present tense, and he's among the greats.
    This is a limerick I wrote about that underrated artist.
    "We have all heard the name Bobby Darin, / And in country, a man known as Faron. / I preferred the vibrato, / Ligato, bravado / Of one man from Maine called 'The Baron.'"
    O.V. Michaelsen (Ove Ofteness) - wordplayauthor@yahoo.com

    Posted November 13, 2010
    I have a 1947 WSB BARN DANCE PARTY post card with a picture on it of a few people. My great grandmother had this and it was passed down to me. My question is it's value. Please call me anytime @ 931-397-3985 or e-mail me @ dkeith@twlakes.net . Thanks for your time. Daniel Keith

    Posted November 13, 2010
    i have an autographed Ernest Tubb 33rpm in good condition double set "the Legend and the legacy" wondering if it's of interest to anyone. char wargo - sharbella@nexband.com

    Posted November 13, 2010
    Looking for any Bill Starnes/Ray Price info from the 70's. C.L.White - rustynell@tx.rr.com

    Posted November 13, 2010
    hello i am kory clements and a long time fan of the statler bro . and would like to become a member of there fan base .i go to a small country church and its name is honey grove cowboy baptist church we r currently in the process of trying to build a new one.we have our services in a tiny trailer and we raise the roof with gods word and songs . well i would like to here from one of the statler bro . if at all poss . and maybe chat with them and invite them to a small country church.we don't have nice wood pews and a pretty wood podium but we do have the lord and sweet tea . well i will let you go hope to hear from you soon . and god bless . Sincerely, kory clements - koryclements33@gmail.com

    Posted November 12, 2010
    who wrote "I asked the valley of echo if.." michael - michael201iontach\@gmail.com

    Posted November 12, 2010
    have several photos of gene Autry,Wilf Carter autographed. copies want to sell. Sue Conroy - sljarvis06@comcast.net

    Posted November 12, 2010
    I WAS NAMED AFTER SHELBY JEAN DAVIS, SO I HAVE BEEN TOLD, AND WOULD LOVE TO SEE A YOUNG PICTURE OF HER, AND ALSO WOULD LIKE TO HEAR A RECORDING OF HER AS WELL. CAN YOU HELP ME OUT? MY PARENTS WERE ENTERTAINERS BACK IN 3O'S AND 40'S . EMMETTE HEATH & kATY HEATH . THEY WERE ON RADIO OUT OF COLUMBIA MISSOURI AND ST. JOSEPH MISSOURI. THE STATIONS THEY WERE ON WERE, KFRU & KFEQ .THEY WERE WITH THE TEXAS RAMBLERS AMONG OTHER GROUPS AND AT ONE POINT WERE ON THE GRAND OLD OPRY. DO YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION AT ALL ON THEM. I GUESS THEY APPEARED ON THE CIRCUT WITH SHELBY JEAN DAVIS. THANK YOU, seeshell1@cox.com - Shelby Jean Heath Rothfuss

    Posted November 12, 2010
    I've been trying to find out some info about a group that filmed a music video back some where around 1986-1989 at the Ryman Auditorium and I thought perhaps you might know where I could go to check out some archives from that time. I don't have the name of the band just a few lines from their song. I've been web searching for some time now and your website was one of the few that had a contact e-mail. I realize this is a strange question but I'm hoping you might be able to give me some info or a link that could help me. I sure would be thankful. Sincerely, Rozanne - rbythesea@hotmail.com

    Posted November 12, 2010
    I want to thank all the dj's for all the radio airplay on my songs around the world. Also, I want to thank all my country music fans for requesting and buying my songs over the years. Thanks for all the downloads on my songs at the major digital companies. My songs can be reviewed and ordered over at: http://cdbaby.com/all/walkerikard You can also download my songs from the major digital companies. Thanks again for all your support. I really do appreciate each one of you. International Singer, WALKER IKARD - walkerikard@yahoo.com

    Posted November 12, 2010
    Need lyrics for two songs I heard on WWVA in late 30's-early '40's."I want someone to love and call me Darlin' "is the only thing I remember from the 1st one. 2nd one is "Winkin'at me, how can I sing when she's winkin'at me". I was probably 9-10 yrs old then, a devoted fan of "Big Slim, The Lone Cowboy" and all the others. If you can help, please contact me at -msanders@myfairpoint.net.Thank You+Bless You!!! Frank Sanders, Jr Posted November 12, 2010
    yes i have one of rudy hansen autographed pictures that he signed and i wont to no more about him and the picture and it had to pictuers of two twien boys in the back of the frame and the names on them are dumb and dumber and on the back of rudys pictures it has midwestern hayride 1950. jamie gambill - jamiegambill@yahoo.com

    Posted August 6, 2010
    you asked about rick johnson / gordon ritter. he was my stepfather. he passed away saturday. he was 80. steve rivers - srivers323@gmail.com - Jio12@aol.com

    Posted July 24, 2010
    My grandfather is Mac Faircloth. He made a record with the hit song Part Time Sweetheart as well as other songs Waiting and One Night Angel. I am in search of any type of video or audio documentation of his performances on the grand ole opry or any other venue. If anyone could give me information I would be so thankful. I myself love music and have been a singer all my life. I would like to think that he had something to do with that. Please help me in my quest! Sincerely, Candice Kreps - candance_sing14@yahoo.com

    Posted July 6, 2010
    I'M LOOKING FOR THE WORDS TO A SONG CALLED ALL THE COWHANDS WANTA MARRY HARRIET. Harriet Gayman - GHARRIETS63@AOL.COM

    Posted July 5, 2010
    hello my name is trina harvey mayes. my dad was al harvey, he was inducted into the illinois country music hall of fame. he left me a contract that Tex Ritter sgined to be on the possum holler opry show. i would like to know if it is worth anything and if so do i need to have it insured? this contract was sgined on sept 1963, almost 47 years ago. if anyone could help me please contact me at my e-mail address is cheyanne_20005@yahoo.com - thank you Trina Harvey Mayes.

    Posted July 1, 2010
    Try this song out!!! It is in the classic country style of Jim Reeves. It is a song about growing old. It was a poem written by a High School Friend of mine that I wrote the music for and then recorded it.Long live the OLD country CLASSIC music!! Hope you enjoy it! Bob Morris - fripfrap@prtcnet.com -- http://www.myspace.com/bobmorrissinger

    Posted June 30, 2010
    Does anyone know who wrote the song "Open Pit Mine" sung by George Jones about Morenci Arizona. Someone told me Delbert Gentry. Did he live or work in Morenci at the mine? Maja Baldridge - mandmlb@yahoo.com

    Posted June 21, 2010
    Looking for music by my aunt ... she opened for johnny cash and played at the grand ol opera years ago! Norma Jean McCall. if thats the way you want it, another womans man and there were others. Brenda - rverlini@charter.net

    Posted June 20, 2010
    my daughter is one of the best country and western singers around if someone would like one of her cds.just email me at darene@newnorth.net with your address and I will send you a cd. darrel lafferty - darene@newnorth.net

    Posted June 20, 2010
    I have Al gannaway Collection, Memories Grand ole opry stars of the fifties, 12 of 12 in a box never opened. cheryl - Nbc1982@aol.com

    Posted June 19, 2010
    I'm looking for info on a duo girl band from the 50s- n 60s Played back up band, at the old opry house for roy orbison and others. The band name was THE SINGING SWEETHEARTS. (VICKY AND MICKEY) AND WERE ON THE TV HOE DOWN / GRAND OLE OPRY / DUDE RANCH SHOW. THANKS, bobrowe215@ yahoo

    Posted June 18, 2010
    Does anybody have the lyrics for hylo brown's "a one-sided love affair"? thanks. bob lawson - rlawson@cinci.rr.com

    Posted June 8, 2010
    Hi everyone, I am trying to get hold of a copy of Faron Young's Some Kind Of A Woman...(Mercury) on CD or to download...does any one have any Ideas...I really only want a track on it called My Woman's With Child. I can't seem to find the Lyrics for this track anyway either, I would grateful if any could help. I wish everything was available on CD...just trying to keep it country! Jude - Judecoope@aol.com

    Posted June 7, 2010
    My husband was stationed at Shreveport in the Air Force and attended the Louisiana Hayride every Saturday night. He went fishing with Johnny Horton, met Elvis and Jim Reeves. I would like to have some books, CD's or DVD's from the shows if there are any. Any information you can give me will be wonderful. We live in Iowa and he celebrates his 76th. birthday in July. Thank you. Kate Wonders - Krooster@webtv.net

    Posted June 7, 2010
    I need the words for (4) old old country songs:
    Give Me My Flowers While I'm Living
    Put My Litle Shoes Away
    Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine
    Don't Sell Daddy No More Whiskey
    If you know them please e-mail me ASAP. Thanks Laura - christia.laura@sbcglobal.net

    Posted June 7, 2010
    i would like to find a site where i could hear the new wildwood flower,which starts out like this ... she is waiting for me in a rose covered bower. angus cameron - angus.cameron@bellaliant.net

    Posted May 28, 2010
    Hi Sheila; I'd love to have the lyrics to your Dad's song, "The room over mine," by Hylo Brown. Thanks, Lisa Maddox - lisaann@vt.edu

    Posted May 26, 2010
    Hi: I am trying to locate a singer or songwriter who would have been about 30-40 in 1966. He went by the name of Soogie Smith or Suggie Smith. We think his name might have been Raymond Smith. Was at one time married to a Marlyn Bogan Calloway from Borger, Texas. They had a son who never knew anything until recently. The son would like to meet the Dad if we can find. The son is my niece's husband. The person we are trying to find was aware he had a son. A divorce took place when the child was about 18 months old. If someone has any idea who this man might be and if he has any interest please email me. Cheryl Brenner - cheryl@ceospaceinc.com

    Posted May 25, 2010
    Lookin to find out, who sung the song, Country Hall of Fame...We think its an older song.. "but not sure" need responce...Were going insane..??? WILD Man Eddie - jertm50@live.com

    Posted May 20, 2010
    I am looking for someone who will play my songs ,,,, I have been told my album will never get radio airplay ,,,, not because of the songs but because the cd layout is all wrong. The peeps have informed me that because it does not state on the cd after each song that i am the writer ,singer and copyright holder that radio will just throw it aside,,,,, how sad is that? i paid a lot of money for that cd ,,, which i am also told is just a multi copy done on a home computer ,,,,, again how sad is that? anyway if you know how to get it played let me know lol!! no joke ,,, the songs are good I swear !!! you can go listen for yourself at www.myspace.com/songbirdsuzy or at www.airplaydirect.com/candisuzanne I am so confused ,,, Thanks for any feedback, sincerely, Candisuzanne - songbird6131@gmail.com

    Posted May 1, 2010
    Hi! everyone. I am running a website www.bopping.org devoted tp Hillbilly bop and Rockabilly and constantly looking for label scans (both 78 or 45rpm). Actually I am researching on EDDIE NOACK and SONNY BURNS on Starday. Can anybody help? Thank you. Xavier Maire - xavier.maire@free.fr

    Posted April 27, 2010
    Hi! I am looking for Eddie Noack 78rpm or 45rpm Starday label shots for an article I intend to publish on my website www.bopping.org. Don't be afraid, it's in English, and devoted to traditional Hillbilly Bop and Rockabilly. Can anyone help with these shots? Greetings from France! Maire - xavier.maire@free.fr

    Posted April 21, 2010
    Country Singer and former Nightclub entertainer, HACK MARTIN was inducted into the TRADITIONAL COUNTRY HALL of FAME. "It was a 40 year wait, and worth every minute of it.", Hack said of his recent honor. "To have my name even mentioned with this elite group is something I would have never dared even dream of.", he continued. Thanks to all the wonderfully talented stars, the supportive fans, and terrific family who mentored, stood by and loved Hack throughout his illustrious and sometimes controversial career in this business he loves so much. God Bless you all ... Hack Martin - me@hackmartin.com

    Posted April 21, 2010
    wade mainer, is still alive. he turned 103, on april 21, 2010. he resides in flint, michigan, with his wife of 72 years, julia mainer "hillbilly lily". you can look up their address, on www.whitepages.com. not sure if he still performs, they do, perform a song occasionally, in their church. james - rooster7112003@yahoo.com

    Posted April 15, 2010
    Looking to re-contact with my good buddy, Dewayne Blackwell down in Mexico. Drop me an e-mail bud. Michael T - taylorleejackson@yahoo.com

    Posted April 7, 2010
    Hello. My father wrote and recorded several songs in the late 40s and into the 50s, including one that is on a CD, Hixville....his name was Otis Parker. He and my mother divorced when I was 12 and I didn't see him for many years. He had moved to Reno and was performing and recording there under the name of Jimmy Parker (his full name was James Otis Parker).
    We had several of his old records but in the 70s someone broke into our home and busted all of them to pieces. I saw my father twice in my adulthood, once when he was hospitalized in Nashville and we picked him up and took him home, and then a couple of years later I went to his funeral.
    I do have some of his later music which he recorded while living in Nevada, but it's his early recordings I am looking for. We lived in many cities and he recorded something in just about every one of them, since he worked for radio stations and had access to recording studios. He was born and raised right outside of Nashville and when he and my mother first married in the 40s he was working for the Opry. If anyone has anything that you think might would be my fathers work, I would love to hear from you. Cheryl Parker - cparkergirl7@yahoo.com

    Posted March 30, 2010
    Hi Everyone. .. I'm looking for the lyrics to an old Wilf Carter tune called "Keep Smilin Old Pal " Also done more recently by a chap called Norman Blake. Thanx, Herb - jimbobalink88@hotmail.com

    Posted March 25, 2010
    Yes, our family was a big fan of Conway Twitty we went to see almost all his shows and enjoyed them all, we were just wondering what ever happened to his band members and his crew like stage manager Vermon and bus crew. They were all nice people. If you have any info on them e-mail or post us we would appreciate it. Thank You. Jewell - Mea4222@yahoo.com

    Posted March 25, 2010
    Looking for any Leon Payne fans who maybe interested in trading songs....also any Leon transcriptions.I have some pretty RARE stuff. Thanks, Terry - tkone@tpg.com.au
    Posted March 22, 2010
    I am charter board member Of Rock Country Hall of fame, now known as Mid America Music Hall Of Fame. Established in1999, we are now in our 10th production year. (1 year was taken off to accomplish new goals: we no longer use outside facilities, but will now use our own facility located in Pine River, Mn.) As a musician and music collector (records, posters, cards, media articles, etc.) I was enlited to join the founders and have since become research director, photographer, and PR expert. Among my duties, I am a go-fer, advisor, and do other needed things such as promotion.
    This year starts a new 'chapter' in our format and mine as well. We are requesting all musicians, both those already on our roster as well as new comers, to provide us with their email addresses. We no longer will be sending snail-mail invitations. This is due to cost and expediancy considerations. Everything seems to be done now via computer. Those familiar with us know we are still an honorarium organization dedicated to recognition of musicians and music related entities for their contribution, large or small, to Minnesotas music industry. Included are those from other states who have contributed or have ties to the Minn. music scene. These are our fellow musicians from N.Dak, S. Dak, Iowa, Wisc, and others states (Canada) who have played here or recorded here.
    Should you have any interest in this type of organization, please be aware that we have in the past years inducted the likes of Bob Dylan, Bobby Vee, Dave Dudley, The Green Men, Unbelievable Ugles, Tornados, Canoise, Lynn Anderson, Larry Vern, Whiskey River, Big John Dickerson, Willy Walker, and countless others, including the likes of Arnie Fogel, Amos Heilcher (SOMA records), and so many more. Please feel free to email me at mnrocker1@yahoo.com or call me, Larry at 218-820-8303 for further info. Other sources for contact are Doug, 218-820-8301 and Cindy, 218-820-8302. We welcome any & all input or recommendations as to inductees. Since we are an open honorarium, we include rock and roll of the 50s-80s, as well as classic country, blues and other music of years gone by. Music often knows no boundaries and often is picked up by succeeding generations. We try to exclude nobody nor any style.
    Also, any collectible items looking for a home can be mentioned to me for my personal collection, or, in the event our museum efforts stabilize, may be donated for loan to the MAMHOF. Check out our current museum offerings, located in Albert Lea at the Eddie Cochran Museum.
    Let's hear from and and we hope you all keep rockin' bringing live music to all. Larry Beckner - mnrocker1@yahoo.com

    Posted March 22, 2010
    I am looking for the song. wayward rambler, sang by kevin shegog. REN WALTERS - winnieandren@hotmail.com

    Posted March 22, 2010
    I am searching for information on or people who may have known Cecil Lloyd Goodson/Lloyd Goodson. He was a singer/songwriter of both country and gospel. If you know of anyone or have information concerning the history of Lloyd please contact me. I would appreciate your help. Lloyd meant a lot to me in the short time we had.I know he had many good songs that never got published. One of his more popular songs was GOD IS THE SAME IN CALIFORNIA that Joe Paul Nichols recorded. Lloyd spent part of his life around Nashville, TN and Wichita, KS, and in Oklahoma and California. I would appreciate any help someone can offer. MARVIN DANIELS - daniels1950@cox.net

    Posted March 21, 2010
    I am now on air on replay radio and aberdare radio both available online with the best rock n roll and country - www.replayradio.net - www.aberdareradio.webs.com or download the shows from here replay show
    http://fs07n5.sendspace.com/dl/8329a466d46f80eae0e1ec2b928a6892/4ba5ffaa1b358a20/yoht86/replay%20radio%2021st%20march.mp3
    aberdare radio show
    http://fs02n4.sendspace.com/dl/9154bb653a4e90b3bb64507b19a86a55/4ba601855302c038/qget3m/aberdare%20wk2.mp3
    dave smith - radiodjdave@yahoo.co.uk

    Posted March 18, 2010
    i am tryinnng to find the lyrics to the song, they baptized jessie taylor. GENE BRUMFIELD - eulagene2ooo@yahoo.com

    Posted March 3, 2010
    i am looking for any videos on dvd with wade and julia mainer--any help. tina - ricksflame@yahoo.com

    Posted March 3, 2010
    Does anyone remember a bluegrass group from forties the female singer was called aunt liz her name ia elizabeth mills, they were from Tennessee. terri perez - t1perez@yahoo.com

    Posted March 2, 2010
    Anyone know the lyrics to a 60's song by Hank Jr called "special" or "the special" about a train/girl ... need them BADLY! Any help appreciated!! Aubrey Mayhew - ironcyde@aol.com

    Posted March 1, 2010
    I am looking for the Nashville singer, named Shelba Jean Davis and how she got her name. If anyone knows please email me the answer. I have found 3 people named Shelba now after that singer, and I would love to know how she got the name. Shelba Wickline-Stebelton - shelba43130@yahoo.com

    Posted February 19, 2010
    I am looking for information on how to leave a message to Little Jimmy Dickens. My grandfather was in the army with him. On weekends when they didn't have leave they would stay in the barracks and play their guitars. Grandfather has been talking a lot about him and wonders if he remembers the little skinny kid who played the guitar with him. Thank you for any help. Peggy Radabaugh - SendSoftly@yahoo.com

    Posted February 9, 2010
    I also am looking for the sheet music to I Saw The Master. The band that plays at church has the words, but no music since they all play by ear, except me. I read and none of them has the sheet music. Can anyone help me? Thank you all, Tommy - obewon@sit-co.net

    Posted February 6, 2010
    I want to invite everyone out to the Texas Troubadour Theater February 12th 2010 to see a great traditional country show sponsored by The Traditional Country Opry. Traditional Country Opry artist performing Allen Karl, Leon Seiter, Dean Holmen, Joe Berry, JK Coltrain and the TCO's own special guest Stella Parton. This is a free show sponsored by The Traditional Country Opry - Joe Berry - berrymusic@charter.net

    Posted February 4, 2010
    Thanks everyone for keeping it COUNTRY! Please log on to my website at www.saralynnwallin.webs.com in an effort to support Traditional Country Music and it's Fans and Artists that represent it. Also, feel free to sign my guest book and become a FREE member as well. Once again, thanks for keepin it COUNTRY! Sara Lynn Wallin - "www.saralynnwallin.webs.com" - craig111@frontiernet.net

    Posted January 27, 2010
    Recently, we came across a program, photo album, with several autographs: Cousin Jody; Ruby Wright; Pearl Butler; and, one that we can not make out. It looks like Harry Burretl; however, through our research, we can not find a thing on this person. Which consequently means, that we not looking correctly at the spelling of the name. It would be greatly appreciated if someone could tell us who this person might be. Thank you. - TheCrew - antiques@genevastreetantiques.com

    Posted January 26, 2010
    who sings the song with the following lyrics:
    "it seems like yesterday not far away when she first came to him she took him by surprise, he closed his eyes..." - gudani mukwevho, gudanimukwevho@yahoo.com

    Posted January 25, 2010
    I'm trying to find a song johnny paycheck sang called, if you think you got it bad you should be in my place. any help would be appreciated. thank you. ron - guitarshields@eastlink.ca

    Posted January 23, 2010
    Does anyone know the song or words to "Willie Roy The Crippled Boy"? I don't remember who sang it but I think it was around in the 40's. jackie - j_weather@hotmail.com

    Posted December 6, 2009
    Trying to find info on old clips of The Tommy Trent Show. A local broadcast that aired the show once a week in Little Rock, Ar. I had aunts and uncles that preformed on the show several times, would love to get the opp. to see them again. Ricky Hill - vlhill2001@yahoo.com

    Posted November 29, 2009
    What year did Merle Haggard's song "Wake Up" first released? My best friend, who recently past away, and I used to listen to this song alot in the early 1980's. Thank you Merle for you great music! and thank you to whoever can assist me in finding this information. thelma knight - tknight @hotmail.com

    Posted November 27, 2009
    I was listening to some of Bill Monroe's cassette tapes I still have in my treasury and remembering how incredible the time was I spent on the road and off the road with Mr. Monroe. I would call many of these events miracles or most of them, actually. I started writing a book in 2001, I have journals kept while on the road and most of them were during the last year and one half as I worked for Bill Monroe as Diana Christian. Before that I was Dee Dee Prestige. Hello to all the wonderful folks I met and worked with and Thanks for being so good to me. Love, Diana..PS, I do have an address as I live in Minnesota now, my Mother Josephine asked me to move to MN. from TN. in 2000 so I did. My address is Diana Christian, 231 E. Superior St. #914, Duluth, MN. 55802. God Bless The Bluegrass World. Thank You. Diana Butterfly Rose Christian - dianabutterflyrosechristian@yahoo.com



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