Tater and Emmons in the 1950's

Ron Hogan · From: Nashville, TN, usa

Here's a jewell with Emmons back in the 50's with Dickens.

When I played With tater for about a year in the early 80's he told me that Emmons was real quiet back then. They had just finished a show and they all loaded into a cadillac headed for the next gig and Tater had just got done telling the band off for something they did. Out of the blue Emmons said out loud, "I'm a son of a bitch ain't you!" They all broke into laughter and the telling off was in history then. From that day on, Tater always used that saying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcrRIr8a33A

Regards,
Ron Hogan
Nashville, TN

Chris Templeton · From: The Green Mountain State

Those folks are having a grand ol' time!
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