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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | CMT reran about six or seven of the old HEE HAW shows this weekend.....Did anyone watch any of them?
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Anywho....I did and I saw a lot of Ovations being played by:
A very young George Strait playing a 1756 Legend 12 string! (He normally uses top end Martins and Guilds and he was actually chording and struming the Ovation instead of the others that he uses as expensive props)
Jimmy Fortune of the Statler Bros. was playing a 1624 Country Artist!
Jim and Jon,The Hagar Twins playing a 1756 Legend 12 string! (possibly the same one that George Strait used?)
A member of the Hee Haw house band playing a Legend(?) behind a couple of guest stars.
Roy Clark did a instrumental with his Deacon 12 string!(Nice)
Lastly,Roy Clark with the Hee Haw Gospel Quartet.
Roy was playing a Slothead Adamas!!! The Slothead was blue (-8) but according to the reference section.....#38 (belonging to Roy Clark's band member Bill Hartman) is LTD Nutmeg/Anniversary Brown/Beige/Tan (-7)......I wonder what # the blue one he was playing is and who it belonged to?
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Location: GA USA | Here's a shot of Roy on Deacon. I scanned it from The Book.
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Location: Illinois | Originally posted by Captain_Lovehandles:
Here's a shot of Roy on Deacon. I scanned it from The Book.
He used it to play that Dr. Zhivago thing. "Lara's Theme"? I think?
The rest of the night he playd what I think were Heritages. |
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Location: Indiana | Hee haw brings back a lot of memories. I used to watch it with my dad when I was a lad. I am not sure if it was the music he liked or the babes...LOL. he was a Roy C. fan though...
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Location: Indiana | no wonder he was always grinning....miss barbi is missing from this one though :(
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Location: NJ | The one in the upper-right . . . .
. . . is that? . . . BRAD??? . . . in "drag"?? . . . (again)??? |
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Location: N.J. | Originally posted by cliff:
The one in the upper-right . . . .
. . . is that? . . . BRAD??? . . . in "drag"?? . . . (again)??? Great! Just when I got all the visions from the tour outta my head. Back to therapy!! Thanks Cliff! :p |
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Location: south east Michigan | :D
Pickin' and a-grinnin' |
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Location: East Tennessee | Hee Haw was one of my favorite shows.
A lot of good music. :) |
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Location: Central Oregon | I watched most of that. Definitely the most Ovations I've seen on TV in one day ever.
Hank Williams Jr. was sure young looking. That was the first time I've seen Tennessee Ernie Ford in a looong time.
For some reason Hee Haw is better now than it was the first time around. Go figure. I hope they put it on regularly for a while. |
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Location: Indiana | I just realized something....weren't the 2 gals on Roy's L/R twins? In my missing miss barbi, I had forgotten about them. I'd be bug eyed too, Roy!
I wonder what ever became of Barbi Benton? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | she married Hugh Heffner then got divorced but I think she can still be seen hanging round "the mansion." I think I saw her at Hef's Frier's Club Roast back in 01/02. |
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Location: NJ | ". . she married Hugh Heffner then got divorced . ."
Who DIDN'T? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | ....Roseanne Barr |
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Location: SoCal | You know, Roseanne Barr has never been my cup of tea, but when she did the National Anthem at a baseball game, I nearly died laughing. So many people thought what she did was horrible and I knew exactly what she did and why she did it and thought it was hilarious!
Makes me wonder what that says about me...... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | That would make you Tom Arnold. |
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Location: closely held secret | Now that you mention it, Jeff, I've never seen Paul and Tom at the same place and time... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Is Paul a rabid Iowa Hawkeye fan? If not, he's not Tom. When I was back there about 5 years ago, there was still a big, unfinished house on a bluff above Ottumwa that he and Roseanne started. |
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Location: NJ | Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hometown of "Radar" O'Riley . . . |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Watched every minute of the few HEE HAWS they showed. Saw many Ovations played by many people who later became super stars. Remembered that I watched every HEE HAW that ever existed and loved them all.
Two men in white suits just showed up and hauled me off to somewhere in Nashville that wants to stamp out that kind of country. I hope some of my compadres will form a rescue thing and get me out of here like Ollie North did.
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Just a small memory from a previous existance:
In the 70's, my company sent me to Los Angeles for a seminar on xray emission units by a prominent foreign company that we were going to buy for a terribly expensive cost to the feds, but we were going to realize some capabilities to analyze quantities of weapons grade uranium.
The thing was held at the Beverly Hills Hilton concurrant with a Buick advertising campaign spearheaded by Playboy's Leader and his newest girlfriend, Barbi Benton. The punch line is, I suspect I am one of the few members that was almost run over by Barbi and Hugh while I was just trying to see some celebreties, Barbi was a young beauty, Hugh was an aging lecher, at least in my mind, Barbi smiled at me and made my day, her skirt was short, I couldn't determine whether she had anything under it as in her Playboy photo displays
Then I had to go back to business, but it was hard.
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | A young beauty in a short skirt used to have that effect on me too!!! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Bailey:
Then I had to go back to business, but it was hard.
Bailey I bet it was. |
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Location: GA USA | Ahem. HEY! I saw this CD last night. Notice the Breadwinner upper left...
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Location: Tennessee | New sighting: Just picked up a copy of Gary Hoey's soundtrack for The Endless Summer II ... inside the booklet there is a full panel picture of Gary playing an Adamas I 12 string in red. There's another pic of him with the guitar in a collage. In the liner notes, it says Gary endorses "Hamer Guitars, Ovation and Takamine acoustic guitars...".
In an OFC related parallel universe, he also plays a version of Linus and Lucy on the album. Neither his or Vince's version sound quite right to me anymore. |
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Ovation sightings galore.......
