I believe he hit the road as a guitar player in his mid-teens, touring with Lewis.
He has that very special kind of charisma. Instead of just making people think *he* is special he has the knack of making them feel *they* are special.
>>Les was a sideman for Jerry Lee Lewis in his youth and has just gotten more interesting since.
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>Is that true about Les and Jerry Lee Lewis? Never knew that and have talked to Les many times over the years. So glad to hear where he is at, was just thinking of him last week.
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>I'll never forget the time many years ago he returned my call and called me at home to try to help me figure out how to do multiple windows in FPW 2.6. He was always a class act in my opinion.
Charles Hankey
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- Thomas Hardy
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