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redkirk

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Originally Posted by johnbullard

I love the guitars of dicky betts, hope this lives up ,Johnbullard

Always good stuph from Dicky.

As for John, now I have an average "Joe" to look up to.

Remember when the music came from wooden boxes strung with silver wire? - Harry Chapin

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Thanks for getting back on that. I checked out his site. Nice selection of stuff and sounds well done. I may try on or two. But I have a bunch of freebies I want to work on first.

Andy S.

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