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Dr. J. M. Allen

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I am a long time fan of Bluegrass and older country/folk music (20-70's) and have a fairly extensive tape and sheet music library of the same and have played the music non-professionally for many years. I can (hopefully) assist with information about artists and lyrics. Please try to make it the older stuff, I don't listen to much "modern" country except George Strait anymore....it ain't got no soul anymore :)

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I grew up in the 60's listening to all the old greats and learned to play the music. I have spent a lot of time reading about the genres and have gotten a chance to meet several of the big names over the years.

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For Self help: often most questions can be answered with a simple search engine input. Try going to www.google.com, www.ask.com, www.yahoo.com or your favorite engine and enter the following lyrics +whatever you can remember then search often you'll come up with what you need. Sometimes use "song" instead of lyrics.

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2009-11-15 What is the name of this old folk prisoners song:

Check the link below out...you can play a few seconds of the song by clicking on the play button. It is an old Ernie Stoneman song from the 1920's called "The Prisoner's Lament" and see if that is the

2009-10-31 I need lyrics:

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/WHILE-THE-FEELING-acute-S-GOOD-lyrics-Kenny-Rogers/86685BD78E3BE02348256C5A000E6964 While the feeling's good Take your gown out of the closet Put it on that's

2009-10-27 1976 Country Song:

I've heard this song...WSM 650 used to play it on the Eddie Stubbs show on Saturday mornings. I thought at first it was "Loose Talk" by Buck Owens (a remake of a Cowboy Copas song) but I don't think so

2009-10-20 Producers fees/commission:

Welcome to the world of music business...cutthroat and shady. I would suggest getting the services of a lawyer familiar with entertainment law (Nashville has lots of them, L.A. too) and let them help negotiate

2009-10-18 70s song i think:

I believe you are thinking of the song by Hoyt Axton "Bony fingers" instead Chorus went" Work your fingers to the bone, what do you get...Bony Fingers, Bony fingers" Hoyt Axton Bony Fingers (1974)

 

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