Tut Taylor interview on WNCW this weekend
Legendary dobro flatpicker Tut Taylor will be Dennis Jones’ guest on this week’s edition of Goin’ Across The Mountain on WNCW. The show airs at 1:00 p.m. (EST) on Saturday, November 25, and can be heard over the air in the Charlotte, NC area at 88.7 FM, or via live online streaming at WNCW.org.
Dennis passed along a quick overview of his discussion with Tut.
“He talks about his soon to be released project with Norman and Nancy Blake, Shacktown Road, his days in starting and running the GTR shop, the Crafters Of Tennessee instrument company, working with Roy Acuff at The Opry, and of course the Aero Plane Band and John Hartford. He was funny, insightful and very candid.”
To hear the interview live, just visit the WNCW website and click the Listen Live button in the upper left.
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The interview is now up on NPR’s web site as a Podcast.
http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510039
You can also link to there from http://www.wncw.org
Crafters of Tennessee & Mark Taylor, Liar, cheat, thief! Ripoff Artist Supreme!
I paid $2100USD certified cheque to Crafters of Tennessee in March of 2006 to build a custom TN10 Dobro guitar. Mark Taylor (the son of the famous Dobro player, ‘Tut Taylor’) is the builder and owner of the company. My order was to have been completed by June 1, 2006. My certified cheque was cashed and deposited into their company bank account on April 5, 2006. The instrument was never built or shipped. I have all the correspondence and cancelled cheque to prove this.
Mark Taylor spent the next 2 ½ years ignoring me, lying to me, making broken promises and avoiding my correspondence until, after threatening him with legal action, he finally admitted he screwed up.
Finally, he said he was so embarrassed by what had happened that he promised to return my money and also build and ship the custom instrument I had ordered, just to show his good will. Now, more than three years later, all I have gotten is more lies and deception from Mark Taylor, liar, cheat and thief.
I have filed a complaint against him and his company with the Nashville Better Business Bureau but, of course, they have no power to bring him to justice on my behalf.
NEVER deal with the criminal liar, cheat and thief Mark Taylor or Crafters of Tennessee. He will steal your money and smugly treat you like garbage. If you value your hard earned dollars, stay clear of this fine example of Tennessee pond sludge! He is a disgrace to his State, a disgrace to the Nashville music community and a disgusting blight on his famous father’s reputation.
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