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Pull The Train! — December 2014 Newsletter For The Society Of Old Farts And Jackasses AMAZING! Fan Club
FOUNDER’S CORNER: Well, it is that holly, jolly time of year again folks and as we the Society Of Old Farts And Jackasses look back over 2014 there is no doubt we can honestly say that we have had quite … Continue reading →
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Pull The Train! — November 2014 Newsletter For The Society Of Old Farts and Jackasses AMAZING! Fan Club
FOUNDERS CORNER: Possessing roots traced back to the Protestant Reformation of Western Christianity initiated by Martin Luther and his famous The Ninety Five Theses, John Calvin and his Institutes of the Christian Religion and Calvinism, and other early Protestant Reformers, … Continue reading →
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Pull The Train! — October 2014 Newsletter For the Society Of Old Farts And Jackasses AMAZING! Fan Club
FOUNDER’S CORNER: A whole lot of new and exciting things are happening with the Society of Old Farts and Jackasses including a name change that more appropriately fits us. We are still the same Classic Country Music loving Society we … Continue reading →
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Vernon Dalhart — Country Music’s First Million Selling Performer
BORN: Born Marion Try Slaughter the Second on April 6, 1883 in the historic city of Jefferson, Texas, where almost every commercial building and home on its main road possesses a historical marker, Vernon Dalhart grew up near the Black … Continue reading →
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The Poet Laureate Of The West – Bob Nolan And “Tumbling Tumbleweeds”
INTRODUCTION: We, the Society of Old Farts and Jackasses, recently received a request from one of our many loyal readers, in response to our earlier post entitled The Story Of Tumbling Tumbleweeds, asking us if we would kindly provide more … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arizona, Barbara Stanwyck, Bing Crosby, Bob Nolan, California, Country Music, Country Music Hall of Fame, Diana Ross, Gene Autry, Grammy Awards, Grammys, Hollywood, Jack Benny, Jane Wyman, Jimmy Dorsey, Joan Crawford, Johnny Ray, Kate Smith, Ken Maynard, LA, Leonard Slye, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, Michael Nesmith, Nashville, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Nevada, Peter Lorre, Roy Rogers, Slim Whitman, Sons of the Pioneers, Tennessee, The Monkees, The Pioneer Trio, The Supremes, Tucson, Western Music
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BORN: Jack Henderson Clement was born on April 5, 1931, and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. YOUTH: Cowboy Jack Clement learned how to play the dobro and the guitar as a young child, played steel guitar with a local band while … Continue reading →
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