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Stonie
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Found this Bob Wills and the Texas Playboy concert poster under the flooring in my daughters room, poster was face down and I was so excited to see what I had when I turned it over, floor was also covered in news papers from 1950, We are restoring Victorian style house built in 1907.
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This is a really great find, I have alot of Bob Wills in my collection. "The Last Time Around" LP set is some of his best work.
Thanks, I'm not really big in Country /Western music but great memories as a kid when my parents played his music. It now hangs in the hallway just outside the room we found it.
Dude! That is awsome. When were ging to show that to me! Bob played around here alot. Also Cains Ballroom in Tulsa. Wonder what B&M Dance is. Could that have been the old Bamboo Club north of town? Looks to be in awsome condition, should be worth abit of change. Nice find!
I thought I showed you this before man, well next time your over. Seems like someone I talked to said th B&M was down town and an upper floor of one of the buildings, I need to check more into that.