John Knowles

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  www.carlray.com/bio.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/19/2006    Last Visited: 9/3/2007  

  At the invitation of John Knowles, curator of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Ray participated in the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Country Music Hall of Fame.

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  April 24, 2001 - Chet Atkins' Guitars to Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/26/2001    Last Visited: 8/22/2002  

  While at the museum, Yandell was joined by John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, and Frankie Tallent, Museum Registrar.
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  "Paul really knows these guitars," Knowles observed, adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
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  John Knowles, Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent (left to right) display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype.
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  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
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  "Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars," Knowles explained.
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  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
  
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  "It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player," Knowles observed.

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  April 24, 2001 - Chet Atkins' Guitars to Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/24/2001    Last Visited: 2/2/2002  

  While at the museum, Yandell was joined by John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, and Frankie Tallent, Museum Registrar.
  ...
  "Paul really knows these guitars," Knowles observed, adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
  ...
  John Knowles, Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent (left to right) display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype.
  ...
  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
  ...
  "Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars," Knowles explained.
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  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
  
  Through his long and varied career, Atkins has been known both as a groundbreaking instrumentalist and a noted producer.
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  "It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player," Knowles observed.

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  April 24, 2001 - Chet Atkins' Guitars to Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/24/2001    Last Visited: 11/12/2001  

  While at the museum , Yandell was joined by John Knowles , Deputy Director for Educational Outreach , and Frankie Tallent , Museum Registrar.
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  Paul really knows these guitars , Knowles observed , adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
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  John Knowles , Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype
  ...
  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
  ...
  Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars , Knowles explained.
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  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
  
  Through his long and varied career , Atkins has been known both as a groundbreaking instrumentalist and a noted producer.
  ...
  It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player , Knowles observed.

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  April 24, 2001 - Chet Atkins' Guitars to Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/12/2001    Last Visited: 6/14/2002  

  While at the museum, Yandell was joined by John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, and Frankie Tallent, Museum Registrar.
  ...
  "Paul really knows these guitars," Knowles observed, adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
  ...
  John Knowles, Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent (left to right) display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype.
  ...
  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
  ...
  "Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars," Knowles explained.
  ...
  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
  
  ...
  "It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player," Knowles observed.

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  Country.com: HOF News Archive - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/31/2001    Last Visited: 1/9/2004  

  While at the museum, Yandell was joined by John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, and Frankie Tallent, Museum Registrar.
  ...
  "Paul really knows these guitars," Knowles observed, adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
  ...
  John Knowles, Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent (left to right) display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype.
  ...
  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
  ...
  "Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars," Knowles explained.
  ...
  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
  ...
  "It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player," Knowles observed.

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  Country.com: HOF News Archive - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/23/2001    Last Visited: 12/30/2004  

  While at the museum, Yandell was joined by John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, and Frankie Tallent, Museum Registrar.
  ...
  "Paul really knows these guitars," Knowles observed, adding that Yandell's many years of performing with Atkins afforded a rare opportunity to observe the instruments up close and in action.
  ...
  John Knowles, Paul Yandell and Frankie Tallent (left to right) display Chet Atkins' Gretsch 6120 prototype.
  ...
  Knowles worked closely with Atkins in the decision-making process.
  ...
  "Chet and I sat down and talked about his guitars," Knowles explained.
  ...
  John Knowles and Paul Yandell admire Chet Atkins' bronze plaque in the rotunda of the new Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
  ...
  "It is really something that Chet could be famous for three or four things and still be at the top of his game as a guitar player," Knowles observed.

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  Director inducted in Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/28/2004    Last Visited: 8/28/2004  

  Inductees in the Living Thumbpicker category were Royce Morgan of Beechmont, a former member of Jim Reeves' Blues Boys in the 1950s, and John Knowles of Nashville, former director of the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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  Director inducted in Hall of Fame - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/28/2004    Last Visited: 1/15/2005  

  Inductees in the Living Thumbpicker category were Royce Morgan of Beechmont, a former member of Jim Reeves' Blues Boys in the 1950s, and John Knowles of Nashville, former director of the Country Music Hall of Fame.

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  May 9, 2001 - Wariner Hosts Words & Music Writer's... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/19/2001    Last Visited: 9/16/2002  

  John Knowles, Deputy Director for Educational Outreach, said, "In true Nashville style, the evening was a relaxed presentation for an audience of friends and family, but it was also a once-in-a-lifetime experience for both the students and the pros."

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