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Al Perkins Lives!
He's a player, always has been. Now meet him in person.
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I took the hint. “Well, it was great talking to you, Mr. Perkins”.
“Great talkin’ to you, man,” came that cheerful Texas twang. “I’ve known Michael for years, and when he calls me up and asks if I want to go on the road, I say ‘you bet’. I love to see people. Thanks for comin’ to the show”.
I returned to the lobby and told a friend that I had just met Al Perkins.
“Who?” he asked.
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