RIP Charlie Daniels

[KellyinAvon]

First concert: May 1981. Molly Hatchet opened for the Charlie Daniels Band. RIP Charlie.

[Duelist]

Well, darn. He was an entertaining performer, and could carry a show live. He will be missed.

[camel]

RIP. Dude knew a tune. Glad I got to see him

[Toonces]

Damn it. Rest in peace, Mr. Daniels.

Saw the CDB live in the late 80's. I was young, and it was a damn good show. Uneasy Rider '88 was the finale, and very well received.

One of my favorite songs from Million Mile Reflections: Blind Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kl5kLum1RZA

Played some songs from Million Mile Reflections for my family and raised a glass in your honor.

[backtrail540]

I always enjoyed his music and country from that era in general - I tend to enjoy his more fun songs but he had a great range. Some of my favorites

[fatdog]

First concert: May 1981. Molly Hatchet opened for the Charlie Daniels Band. RIP Charlie.

Same tour I am certain, I saw him (and them) in Nashville. He was a great entertainer and one of the few celebrities I had any respect for.

[Balisong]

When the CDB played in late '78, I realized that I had missed Lynyrd Skynyrd in the same venue just over a year before because I was busy, or most likely, drunk; it was their last show. Seemed like a good idea to see Charlie Daniels and not take it for granted. I am very glad that I did. I found the ticket stub cleaning out my mother's house last year.

Bit of a sidetrack here, but I have to declare that ticket exceptionally awesome, due to the fact that I was born that very day

[KellyinAvon]

Same tour I am certain, I saw him (and them) in Nashville. He was a great entertainer and one of the few celebrities I had any respect for.

I saw him in Louisville.

[feudist]

One of my favorite singers.

[UNM1136]

I always enjoyed his music and country from that era in general - I tend to enjoy his more fun songs but he had a great range. Some of my favorites

Quoted, 'cause I couldn't like it again....

pat