Tony Farr

Buddy Castleberry · Post by **Buddy Castleberry** » 24 Sep 2001 10:11 am

Does anyone remember Tony Farr
he had and album called
Tony Farr picking the farr out of it
I really enjoyed this album
but I lost my copy.

thanks Roger

Fred Jack · Post by **Fred Jack** » 24 Sep 2001 11:06 am

Roger...I think I have that album...I'll check in a few days...regards, fred

Buddy Castleberry · Post by **Buddy Castleberry** » 24 Sep 2001 1:50 pm

Fred I found the album and
I,ve already bought it.

thanks anyway

buddy castleberry

George Rozak · Post by **George Rozak** » 24 Sep 2001 9:26 pm

Tony Farr also had another album - "Pop and Country Steel Guitar" - that was released in the late 60s I beieve.

Al Marcus · Post by **Al Marcus** » 25 Sep 2001 9:44 am

I had that album around here too, but Moving around the country, Santa Rosa,Calif. Phoenix,Airz, Melbourne ,Fl , Northern Michigan, I lost a few things.I'd like to have it back...al

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Gregg Galbraith · Post by **Gregg Galbraith** » 26 Sep 2001 7:58 pm

I saw Tony a couple days ago. He has a little band, a van, and a trailer, and still plays clubs in the Nashville area. Tony had heart surgery a little over a year ago, but he's doing fine now.
He's been a good friend of mine since 1965, when I spent the better part of the summer working with him in George Kent's band out west and in the upper mid-west.
He will be happy to know that he is still fondly remembered.

richard cochran · Post by **richard cochran** » 8 Oct 2001 7:29 pm

As always, I'm late on this reply but, I had to go to Myrtle Beach and lay around and eat sea food for a week. Besides "Pop and Country Steel Guitar" and "Plays the Farr out of it" Tony also had out "Warm and Easy".
I enjoy listening to all three of them.

Gary Walker · Post by **Gary Walker** » 13 Oct 2001 10:26 pm

I went into the Sho-Bud store in April of '73 and picked up my copy of Tony's "Fire" album Okay, "Farr" from my friend Jack Boles that was working there at the time and still have it packed away. It is part of my treasured collection, thanks, Gary