Robert Everhart

Reader, Writer, Six-stranGer. Rabid King’s X fan. Man of the cats.

[Robert Everhart @RobEver13]

RIP, King.

[Charlie Daniels @CharlieDaniels]

We lost a truly wonderful person when @johnanderson went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday. My heart aches for Jamie and their family during this painful time. I’m grateful I had the chance to see them at the @countrymusichof. Life passes so quickly, and we’re never ready to say goodbye to those we love. Jamie and all their loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers. Much love, Hazel

[Gary Hoey @garyhoeyband]

Happy Friday TGIF we made it. Keep that positive attitude of gratitude.🎸❤️🙏 https://t.co/giuUmoUuVu

[Amy @20th_Centurygal]

Happy Friday, Rockers...🤘
Let's start this Friday morning off right with a little AC/DC.
Have a rockin' day, everyone...🎸

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Country music lost a legend.

John Anderson passed away peacefully in his sleep at his Tennessee home. He was 71.

Seminole Wind. Swingin'. Five number one hits and a spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

John Rich, Blake Shelton and Jason Aldean are all mourning their friend.

Real country. Real voice.

Rest in peace, John.

[Alan Jackson @OfficialJackson]

You’re one of the voices that led me to Nashville. And one of the most distinctive singer songwriters of the last few decades. A real country man. “Count the memories.“ RIP @johnanderson. ~ AJ

[Real Country Music @real_kuntry]

Straight Tequila Night

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

RIP to a great country artist and the pride of Apopka, FL, John Anderson.

“Seminole Wind” is one of the best songs of all-time about Florida.

[T. Graham Brown @TGrahamBrown]

I love artists that are identifiable the moment you hear them. It's a rare gift, and John was a perfect example. I became an instant fan before we moved to town. In his case, it's no cliché to say that he was truly one of a kind. I'm so proud to have worked with him on the road and become friends. His passing leaves a gaping hole in originality. Sheila and I were so proud and happy to be with him when he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2024.

May God bless his family in this hour of sadness. We'll all miss you, brother.

[Westerns & the Old West @DavidLambertArt]

R.I.P. Tom Skerritt

[Fred @Grand_handsomer]

Your favorite singers cry in their breakup songs, mine drop bangers like this. We are not the same

[Hacksaw Jim Duggan @RealHacksawJim]

Just learned that Country Music Hall of Famer, John Anderson has passed away

I got to spend some time around John during my Mid-South days. RIP! 🙏

[Sawyer Brown @SawyerBrownBand]

There’s no way to put into words how sad we are to that our old friend John Anderson has passed away. Not only do we consider him one of the greatest singers ever and the writer of some of our favorite songs, but more than that, we consider him a brother. Our friendship with John goes all the way back to the neighborhood where we grew up and the playground across the field from his house where everyone played. It goes back to our first trip to Nashville, when John offered us wise advice and brotherly support. All of that is why every time we got to share a stage with John, it felt like we were home.

We’re sending our prayers to John’s family, who he so dearly loved. May God offer extra comfort and peace to them.

John, old friend, you once sang a line that said, “I’m just an old chunk of coal—but I’m gonna be a diamond someday”—you are indeed that diamond today. Rest well at home with Jesus.

[Robert Everhart @RobEver13]

@real_kuntry 🔥

[Real Country Music @real_kuntry]

Wild and Blue

[Ricky Skaggs @RickySkaggs]

I was so sad to hear that my good friend @johnanderson has passed away. I just saw him on Sunday at the Hall of Fame Induction. I hugged him and told him that I loved him, and he told me that he loved me too. I just can’t believe he’s gone from this life, but I know where he is, he’s with Jesus!! John was one of the greatest singers and he had the most unique voice in Country Music. I will miss his big smile and big hug!!
-Ricky Skaggs

photo credit: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for the @countrymusichof

[Guitarists on X @i_danieall]

A 7 blues
#guitarblues

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Buffalo Bill in conversation with Oglala Lakota Chief Iron Tail.

William F. Cody and Oglala Lakota Chief Iron Tail shared a remarkable friendship that lasted nearly twenty years. Speaking different languages, they communicated through Plains Indian Sign Language.

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

Lynyrd Skynyrd as the six-piece band of the Gimme Back My Bullets era: Ronnie Van Zant, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins, Leon Wilkeson, Billy Powell and Artimus Pyle. Guitarist Ed King had walked away during the difficult 1975 run the band called the "Torture Tour," and they carried on with two guitarists. Gimme Back My Bullets, produced by Tom Dowd, came out on February 2, 1976, and the band kept touring behind it until Steve Gaines joined later that year, just in time for the live album One More from the Road. 🎸

Gimme Back My Bullets reached number 20 on the US albums chart. Is the title track one of your favorite Skynyrd deep cuts?

[Retro Recall (☥𝐃𝐁) @RetroMoviesDB]

So saddened to hear of the loss of Tom Skerritt.

Alien, Picket Fences etc.

Never forgotten

[Real Country Music @real_kuntry]

Your Lying Blue Eyes