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C. E. Jackson


Post  Posted 19 Apr 2021 1:00 pm    
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C. E Jackson, my Father would have been 105 on April 20. He was like an older brother,
as he was only 20 years older than me. I went to Nashville with him when he purchased
his last steel, a Sho-Bud 2-Neck with 10 strings on each neck with floor and knee pedals.
However, I have never used any of the pedals and only play 1 neck in A6 tuning. This is a
song written by my brother, and I am playing the Sho-Bud, without pedals.

I certainly cherish and have great fondness for this steel. It is a keeper.

SOMEWHERE THE ANGELS SING A SONG FOR ME

I hope all will enjoy this song.

Friend to all,

C. E. Jackson Very Happy
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Joachim Kettner


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Post  Posted 20 Apr 2021 3:17 am    
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What a great song! Good voice also.
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C. E. Jackson


Post  Posted 26 Apr 2021 2:41 pm    
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Joachim, glad you liked the song. I will tell my brother
you liked his singing.

Your friend,

C. E. Jackson Very Happy
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