Earlier today it was reported that Charlie Daniels left this Earth after suffering a stroke.
Born Charles Edward Daniels on October 28th, 1936 he grew up in Wilmington North Carolina. His family was very musical and he had chances to practice music at the Pentecostal church as well as local bluegrass bands. Charlie enjoyed the rhythm & blues of country music that he would listen to on the radio. Perhaps you would be interested in finding out more about his early life and you can do this by reading the forward of the book Tobacco State League.
After graduation from high school Charlie Daniels would form a band
After graduation from high school Charlie Daniels would form a band
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Great information. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've heard of this musician before but may he rest in peace x
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Your work seems to be informative. Thanks!!
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ReplyDeleteI grew up listening to Charlie Daniels, too. I had the impression with his famous song title that perhaps he was a rebel and maybe he was a little like all of us but he was a good guy. He was a conservative which makes him better an alright fella in my book. ;) He was a legend and great mewsician! Thanks for the tribute to the man. Prayers to the Daniels family!
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I am not huge into southern rock but Charlie Daniels was one of a kind and he sure did play a mean fiddle. It may be heresy, but this isn't my favorite Charlie Daniels song. Some things, you just can't explain...
ReplyDeleteSorry I didn't make it on Monday... I had some doctor visits and tests to do and I was pooped when I got home. Your tunes are awesome my friend. Charlie Daniels band always has a good time, and this one is my favorite. So fun!!!! Have a great day!
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