Wednesday, April 28, 2010
B & G~
Christopher has spent the past two weeks hanging out with his Uncle Buddy in the Cottonwood area. His Uncle Buddy allowed him to take the airboat over to Wild Man's Pond so Christopher could take his girlfriend,Carsen, out for a ride.
THAT'S A BIG DEAL IN THIS FAMILY!
(Next week I'll start getting images of this latest adventure)
Anywayzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
SHELLCRACKER BEDS
BY AIRBOAT
IN SEMINOLE
segment on Wilcox http://tommywilcox.com/ might work.
best,
r
Monday, April 26, 2010
Bud~
I mentioned your uncertainty about B. to one of my "little girlfriends".
She said when she visited a friend who had access to a swimming pool that when B. was around, the girls weren't allowed to go swimming.
best,
r
Sunday, April 25, 2010
EMORY GORDY, JR.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emory_Gordy,_Jr.
EMORY GORDY
Billy Joe Royal, Joe South, Tommy South, Fred Weller, Emory Gordy, Ricky Knight
Roberto,
I'm thrilled to see you giving Emory Gordy some well deserved attention. He's played an important part in my life.
I met him when Paul Cochran and I moved to Atlanta in 1966 to go into the booking and music publishing business with Bill Lowery
I was a young inexperienced writer and producer and he was a young musician. To call him just a musician is a major understatement. He was a virtuoso who
could play any instrument. He was known as a bass player but played piano, various horns, and wrote arrangements for the orchestra.
He played bass on SPOOKY and STORMY. One day he was doodling on the piano between takes and I asked, "M what is that melody you're
playing?" He said it was nothing and I asked could J.R. and I fool around with it. The next time J.R. and I wrote, we began working on completing
the melody and came up with a working title. The lyric slowly came to fruition and TRACES OF LOVE was born. We had this fixation with 6 letter titles at the
time and shortened TRACES OF LOVE to TRACES. All the first 3 Classics IV hits had 6 letter titles. TRACES has become one of the most
performed songs in the BMI repertoire.
Emory moved to LA to further his career and played with Neal Diamond and later became Elvis Presley's bass player. He was a member of
EmmyLou Harris's Hot Band and moved to Nashville, where he produced Steve Earle , Bill Monroe, Alabama, and Patty Loveless. He is now
married to Patty and they have focused their talents on blue grass.
I was very fortunate to work with him in my formative years.
Keep Rockin'
Buddy