Not sure, but the blond guy with the red guitar (who sorta looks like a young Buck Rambo) sure plays a mean guitar! Good, foot-stompin' bluegrass music.
I never thought that growing old would happen so fast. - Jim
<< <i>Not sure, but the blond guy with the red guitar (who sorta looks like a young Buck Rambo) sure plays a mean guitar! Good, foot-stompin' bluegrass music. >>
""Isaac Hayes, Ricky Skaggs, Ruby Wilson and Marty Stuart out-glittered the coin they came to honor Monday (Jan. 14) as musicians, songwriters, politicians and bureaucrats converged on the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville to celebrate the issuance of the Tennessee commemorative quarter.""
Steve Martin did collect coins in the early/'mid 1970's, but soon went on to fine art.
I actually sold him coins when I was working for Jonathon's Coins on Manchester Blvd. in Inglewood, back in 1972/73.
He was a writer for various comedy TV shows at the time, but I think this was after the Smothers Brothers' show was cancelled.
I was aware of who he was, but this was before he became a national stand-up comedian.
He was a quiet person, and his hair was that silvery-grey even back then!
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I'm going with Steve Martin.
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edited to add: Now that I've watched, I'll guess Vassar Clements. . .
Best guess is Earl Scruggs, who became friends with Buddy Ebsen during the Hillbilly years.
Really just wanted to share some good music on a Saturday night.
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<< <i>I think I heard or read somewhere that Steve Martin collected coins... >>
He did portray a modern day Silas Marner in a movie!
- Jim
<< <i>Not sure, but the blond guy with the red guitar (who sorta looks like a young Buck Rambo) sure plays a mean guitar! Good, foot-stompin' bluegrass music. >>
The great Albert Lee (Mr. Telecaster).
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<< <i>So who's the coin collector? >>
Marty Stuart!
""Isaac Hayes, Ricky Skaggs, Ruby Wilson and Marty Stuart out-glittered the coin they came to honor Monday (Jan. 14) as musicians, songwriters, politicians and bureaucrats converged on the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville to celebrate the issuance of the Tennessee commemorative quarter.""
early/'mid 1970's, but soon went on
to fine art.
I actually sold him coins when I was
working for Jonathon's Coins on
Manchester Blvd. in Inglewood, back
in 1972/73.
He was a writer for various comedy
TV shows at the time, but I think this
was after the Smothers Brothers'
show was cancelled.
I was aware of who he was, but this was
before he became a national stand-up
comedian.
He was a quiet person, and his hair
was that silvery-grey even back then!
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
Just returned from a visit to see my nephew.
Hope he can afford to "collect a few coins" someday.
His "Megadeth" guitar solo for those youngsters here.
John Nuckols guitar solo