June 2009

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Host: Allan Newsome
Special Guest: James Best
Running time: 0:13:26

Two Chairs No Waiting

Two Chairs No Waiting

James Best is best remembered by most as Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane from “The Dukes of Hazzard” but fans of “The Andy Griffith Show” will remember him as guitar player Jim Lindsey.  Mr. Best is a very kind person and someone that fans fall in love with even more following a personal meeting.

This interview was recorded on June 26, 1998.

Q. Who was playing the guitar for Jim Lindsey, was it really James Best?
A. James did NOT play his own songs. James can’t play a guitar. James has stated at reunion events that he thought Herb Ellis was the one doing the actual playing of the guitar in those episodes but James wasn’t certain.

Earle Hagen was the music director for The Andy Griffith Show and he himself told TAGSRWC’s own Paul Mulik that the person playing was Barney Kessel so that’s good enough for me. Earle ought to know.

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Host: Allan Newsome
Running time: 0:16:40

Two Chairs No Waiting

Two Chairs No Waiting

This is our 8th feedback show and I can’t thank  those of you enough who have taken time to call or write and, in general, let me know you’re out there listening to Two Chairs No Waiting.  My desire is to have this podcast to be as much of a two way communication stream as possible.  I’d love to answer your questions and talk about things that interest you related to The Andy Griffith Show. The only way I can do that is by hearing from you.

There are several ways you can communicate with me.

voice mail: you have to listen to hear the number…sneaky ain’t I
e-mail: floyd@iMayberry.com
or leave a comment on the web site iMayberry.com/podcasts/

The Myers Lake/Franklin Canyon episode of Two Chairs (#13) has been made into a screencast with photos and everything.  If you’d like to check it out you can visit Two Chairs No Waitings Facebook fan page.  Sign up to be a Fan on Facebook while you’re there.

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