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| | Oral History Project - Interview with Glen Branscum |
 | | Jimmy done an awful lot by hisself, see, and he, you know, he was a one-man band, and the first, I guess, country and western or folk musician that ever played in Carnegie Hall up there, the highest stage. |
| | Jimmy didn’t want the bass fiddle played in there, because he said, “Let’s keep it like it was here, you know, years ago, and we’ll have people - if we’ll advertise like that - we’ll have people come see it.” Course, Jimmy was right, and I mean a hundred percent right. |
| | Jimmy, he was the head of all that stuff there, you know, and people’d get mad at him because he wouldn’t put them on the show, you know, and you couldn’t have everybody on, and Jimmy picked the people on. |
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