A man I met in 1982 before he ever played Red Rocks Colorado. On the corner of 6th and Simms Avenue. That day I met that man was Charlie Daniels. There was a stagecoach looked like a bus. Mind you the bus look like with this logo on the side of it. It read the Charlie Daniels Band and big pinstripe lettering. On the side of that bus in big letters you can see it shiny sparkling in rainbow color. The first one I met was Taz the keyboardist. Cuz I approached that bus I had smiles and who are you. I asked if Mr Daniels was around? That man happened to be Taz saying he's around the corner kid. Cuz I walked around the corner this man was crawling a rope. It's spun around his head next thing you know I was lassoed. It was mr. Charlie Daniels himself. I asked for an autograph and got an autograph picture said to Richard. I looked at mr. Daniels and said first time playing Red Rocks the song The Devil Went Down to Georgia is going to make you a legend sir. Time past I later became friends with Taz the keyboardist. I was never turned away from any show. I'll never forget after 20 something years or so meet and greet lima charlie all I could hear him say is I should know your names by now. And how in the world are you folks are doing. That was how Mr Daniels was to me and my family. Thanks for meeting and greeting with us for 40 years and never turning your back on me in my family. God rest your souls forever. Tommy ,Taz and Charlie. I know in my family knows that you guys were true friends to us.
I’m surprised Alabama’s Randy Owen didn’t perform again, in this memorial. Randy was friend’s with Charlie Daniels. The only memorial Randy Owen did, that he even still remembers, was that Dale Earnhardt memorial!!
What a great man and great musician.Saw him first in 1976 in Jacksonville and again in 2012 in St Augustine.
A man I met in 1982 before he ever played Red Rocks Colorado. On the corner of 6th and Simms Avenue. That day I met that man was Charlie Daniels. There was a stagecoach looked like a bus. Mind you the bus look like with this logo on the side of it. It read the Charlie Daniels Band and big pinstripe lettering. On the side of that bus in big letters you can see it shiny sparkling in rainbow color. The first one I met was Taz the keyboardist. Cuz I approached that bus I had smiles and who are you. I asked if Mr Daniels was around? That man happened to be Taz saying he's around the corner kid. Cuz I walked around the corner this man was crawling a rope. It's spun around his head next thing you know I was lassoed. It was mr. Charlie Daniels himself. I asked for an autograph and got an autograph picture said to Richard. I looked at mr. Daniels and said first time playing Red Rocks the song The Devil Went Down to Georgia is going to make you a legend sir. Time past I later became friends with Taz the keyboardist. I was never turned away from any show. I'll never forget after 20 something years or so meet and greet lima charlie all I could hear him say is I should know your names by now. And how in the world are you folks are doing. That was how Mr Daniels was to me and my family. Thanks for meeting and greeting with us for 40 years and never turning your back on me in my family. God rest your souls forever. Tommy ,Taz and Charlie. I know in my family knows that you guys were true friends to us.
I’m surprised Alabama’s Randy Owen didn’t perform again, in this memorial. Randy was friend’s with Charlie Daniels. The only memorial Randy Owen did, that he even still remembers, was that Dale Earnhardt memorial!!
Loved Charlie. I bet Jesus have Charlie a huge hug.
SAME THING I SAID YESTERDAY LOST A
TRUE COUNTRY LEGION
MAY U REST IN PEACE.
He will be missed
🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽