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prodigitalson

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3. My first thought was 'didnt he die in 1863?'

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Sun Dec 5, 2021, 08:42 AM

Dec 2021

Then I read the obit and I vaguely remember the song "Waterloo' from The Porter Wagoner Show on my grandparents TV as a tot. Mostly I just remember PW's giant wall of hair.

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No fetishized Confederacy here... Comfortably_Numb Dec 2021 #1

He was from a time before racism was bad prodigitalson Dec 2021 #4

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My first thought was 'didnt he die in 1863?' prodigitalson Dec 2021 #3

Porter Wagoner was the Liberace of country music. Haggard Celine Dec 2021 #5

This is true. However, he brought us Dolly Parton yellowdogintexas Dec 2021 #7

Don't Be Angry kentuck Dec 2021 #6

the instrumental track of Waterloo rocks out big time msongs Dec 2021 #8

Pretty good bluegrassy jam imho nt prodigitalson Dec 2021 #9