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Charlie Daniels RIP
« on: July 06, 2020, 02:50:02 PM »

Online liam

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Charlie Daniels RIP. My son and I listen to "Devil went Down to Georgia" all the time. One of the truly great songs.
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Re: Charlie Daniels RIP
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Great American

RIP bro
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Re: Charlie Daniels RIP
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Quote from: liam on July 06, 2020, 02:50:02 PM
Charlie Daniels RIP. My son and I listen to "Devil went Down to Georgia" all the time. One of the truly great songs.

An awesome song, with an awesome fiddle performance. RIP, Mr. Daniels.
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Re: Charlie Daniels RIP
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God Speed, Charlie
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Re: Charlie Daniels RIP
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My only revered Charlie Daniels song was "Uneasy Rider". 

I was surprised to see that he was 83 -- I thought he was younger.  RIP.
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« Reply #5 on: July 06, 2020, 10:39:16 PM »

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Charlie Daniels was awesome about giving musicians work that didn't fit the typical establishment mold of old Nashville.  You could look like a hippy that's been living in the woods for a year, he didn't care.  If you could play, you could play.

He also put together some amazing lineups at those Volunteer Jam festivals in the 70s.  Love this video from Marshall Tucker band, with Charlie contributing with his fiddle. 
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