Buddy Harman R.I.P

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Pete Finney
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Buddy Harman R.I.P

Post by Pete Finney »

Now there's the end of an era...

from the Nashville Tennessean's Peter Cooper:

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll ... /808220413

edited: to say I just noticed that Randy Mason had already posted in "Our Extended Family". Didn't mean to start another thread, but don't know how to delete a whole thread, and anyway for all he contributed to music he deserves to be in this part of the forum too...

here's a link to the other thread:

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=140374
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Post by Scott Shipley »

One half of the most recorded, and probably most influential rhythm section of the last 50 years is gone. The other half is taking it pretty hard.
If you have a minute, drop by Bob Moore's website and leave him a word or two. I know he would really appreciate it.

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New York Times 8/23/08 Buddy Harman obituary:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/23/arts/ ... ?ref=music
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Post by Bill Hatcher »

If the drum tracks on records today sounded as tasteful and as musical as Harmons tracks did......

The perfect studio drummer.