Buzzy Podcast Monday and today Chief Larry and I have elected to re-run one of the very first podcasts that we did – our Jun 25 interview with Ray Raley and Pat Guy.

After battling a number of medical issues, Pat moved on up to that Country Store in the sky on 29 September. A memorial service in his honor is set for 14 November at the Ridge American Legion.

Pat had that bad ass yellow 396 Chevelle and yes we called it:

This Allman Brothers tune also came to mind given how Dickey Betts, who wrote the song, titled it after seeing Elizabeth’s tombstone in the Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia.

Here is is some ironic rock and roll trivia for you: Gregg and Duane Allamn, along with their drummer Butch Trucks and bassist Berry Oakley are buried in that cemetery where Elizabeth Reed was buried. Dickey, the song’s author, however, was cremated and is not buried there.