Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell

Jerry really pushed open the envelope for country. Superb picker and of course hollywood actor back in his hay days

aint no one better than jerry reed!! it dont get no better than that!

Ha ha! Best comment ever written!

la cago.... ls cagoo
muy bueno

that banjer player is called Larry McNealy (or McNeely) he recorded an album in late 70s early 80s w/ Jack Skinner and Geoff Levin called Confederation Bluegrass. Great pickin' on there, execept it was dedicated to L. Ron Hubbard, I'd have preferred it dedicated to Arthur Clarke, a much better Sci-Fi writer.

it's amazing how many music artists had variety shows all the way into the late 70s!

do you see that today??

JR is certainly one of the most versatile performers of our time, not to mention pickin to die for.

Americans have alot to be proud of, They in entertainemt alone have given my small walk in life some pretty impressive Idols in muisic, But its later on in life where you get to see the old masters Like Chet Atkins With Younger Artists Like Mark Knoffer where you can even across borders and ages, Music has to be the universal constant,

Jerry reed is the best! Amos Moses is his best in my opinion.

Wow!

thats B.S

Denver never sued Reed or Campbell. All thre appeared on many specials together in the early 70's. All were considered country/pop. And the plane crash story is confused w/ the Waylon Jennings/Buddy Holly legend...which in fact is true.

According to Tim O'Brien, the real difference between a violin and a fiddle is that you can't spill beer on a violin.

almost the same. "fiddles" sometimes a flat bridge whereas violins use a rounded bridge... there might be other diffferences

Saw it on the Internet, so it may or may not be true.