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1. On Tuesday, August 12th, 2008 at 8:14PM yardmaster (a member) wrote:

yardmaster Member Since: July 2007 I say son is that a chicken hawk I say son is that a chicken hawk	Subject: Webb your most difficult song to play and sing At the Down Home we were talking about "Samson and Delilah's Beauty Shop" you said it wasn't difficult to play.. What is the most difficult to play and which is the most difficult for vocals?
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2. On Wednesday, August 13th, 2008 at 10:08AM Webb Wilder (a member) replied:

Webb Wilder

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I wouldn't say that any of them are particularly DIFFICULT to play but, there are various reasons for not playing some of them."Samson and Delilah" has a lot of words to remember! There are a few that were cut with instruments that we don't have live which makes it difficult to reproduce them. There are others that happened in the studio but, we've never played live or as a band. Not sure, really...WW

3. On Wednesday, August 13th, 2008 at 12:46PM yardmaster (a member) replied:

yardmaster Member Since: July 2007 I say son is that a chicken hawk I say son is that a chicken hawk	I find it amazing how you can just rip into a song with zest and the words and music come out great ! They once said Charlie Waller of the Country Gentleman had a music library filed away in his head and could keep pulling songs out when requested. I find yours is stacked with volumes along with great music trivia.
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