You forgot the late, great Lowell George of the band, Little Feat.phonogfp wrote:...And in response to a member who wondered if it's two first names or two last names (why did you remove the post?), how about Phyllis George, Gladys George, Boy George, Paul George (my personal favorite), Lloyd George...
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With a name like Old Dominion, I immediately thought there "may" be a Virginia connection... and then I saw the Stock Certificate photo and saw Roanoke, VA..... pretty neat!!!
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My first thought was George Harrison and Paul McCartney!!!
Both GREAT names sir!!
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Both GREAT names sir!!
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phonogfp wrote:Well, thanks Fran - - I appreciate that but it's really no big thing. It does happen surprisingly often, but I suppose that's the curse of having two first names. Just ask John Wayne, Elton John, Keith Richard, Cher...fran604g wrote:Not to place too fine a point on this, and I don't want to embarrass anyone, but his name is George. First name George; last name Paul. Sorry, but I see this way more frequently than I think is acceptable, especially considering how much, and for how long he's contributed to the Antique Phonograph world. George is too nice, and too humble to say anything on his behalf.fmblizz wrote:Thanks Paul.. always appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
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I hope I'm not being too presumptuous.
Respectfully,
Fran
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