friend Rob Schneck for quita a while on the floor before Smoke played. Rob is the Executive Di- rector of the Allman Brothers Big House Museum. (See last issue.) I was also able to meet my new friend Kevin Taylor of the band Georgia Shine, a great new Southern Rock band. This was by far one of the two
best shows I attended this year. I still have to give huge props to Charlie’s 40th Anniversary Vol- unteer Jam, of course, Black- berry Smoke played there too. Am I sensing a pattern? Gotta run now. I feel a good one comin’ on!
-Michael Buffalo Smith
way over to Greg Martin and spoke, thanking him. It was Greg and his road manager Scott who did the hookup for this extremely special night. Charlie Starr had walked over and was talking to Greg right after I had asked to do a photo-op, so it was kind of perfect timing. Scott snapped one of me and Charlie and Greg, and I reciprocated taking Scott’s pic. I spoke to Charlie about our KUDZOO Radio Show interview a couple of years ago, and gave him my card, telling him I want to do an interview and cover story on him in the spring issue. Charlie, just like Greg, is a salt of the earth nice guy. I turned to find Scott talking Seminole
Paul Jackson of Blackberry Smoke. (Trish Burns Almy Photo)
football with guitarist Paul Jackson. Another photo op for ol’ Scott. Somewhere in all of the madness, I spoke to my man Doug Phelps, Fred Young, Levi Lowrey, Brit Turner and several folks. I was looking for my old buddy Richard Young, but kept missing him. Speaking of friends, I stood and spoke to my
Richard Turner of Blackberry Smoke. Trish Burns Almy Photo)
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