1940 Gibson J35 TJ Worthington
- Mark Valentine

- Aug 1, 2024
- 1 min read
TJ Worthington brought his 1940 Gibson J35 that belonged to Albert Brumley who wrote I'll Fly Away, one of the first recorded Gospel songs. Brumley was a sharecropper on The Choctaw Reservation in Oklahoma and the song became internationally known.
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Good stuff — your examples did a lot of the heavy lifting and really grounded the ideas. I appreciated that you acknowledged the nuance instead of pretending it's all simple. I shared a few of my own takeaways on this at ambientfinance.org as well, in case it's relevant.
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