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Date Posted: 12:18:43 05/21/14 Wed
Author: Steve (Main Street Magic) Simmons (elated)
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Thanks for the Web Site on the Golden Horseshoe Review

Where to start..... First, thanks for this wonderful web site. I stumbled upon it while googling Wally Boag, Bert Henry, and Fulton Burley. I was a seasonal CM in 1969/1970 and spent most of my off time inside the Horseshoe. I sometimes saw three or more shows a day. Knew most of the CM's who worked the front doors and served food. Also was friendly with a few of the band as well since I tried sitting in the front row as often as possible (when I wasn't upstairs in one of the booths over the stage). I even got into a squirt gun fight with Bert one day (I later ran into him in the In-Between employees restaurant and apologized).

I have many great memories of the Horseshoe and will always remember Betty, Wally, Fulton, and the rest (sorry, not enough room).

By any chance, do you know which of the musicians was known as "Lucky"? I believe it was the drummer but my mind is kind of fuzzy now.

Anyway, Thanks again.

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