“Viết lại caption sau tương đương về mặt nội dung, tránh trùng lặp để tôi đăng bài lên faceboko: NO ONE UNDERSTOOD WHY JERRY REED NEVER LET GO OF HIS $7 GUITAR HABIT… UNTIL HIS DAUGHTER EXPLAINED WHAT HAPPENED IN 1944 Jerry Reed spent the first seven years of his life in foster homes and orphanages in Atlanta. No father. No stability. No music. Then in 1944, his mother Cynthia brought him home, handed him a used guitar she had bought for seven dollars, and taught him two chords. That was all he needed. Reed went on to become one of country music’s greatest guitarists — CMA Musician of the Year, Hall of Fame inductee, the man Elvis Presley personally requested in the studio. But he never took a guitar lesson past those first two chords from his mother. When a teacher told him to drop his thumb-pick style, he dropped the teacher instead. After Reed passed from emphysema in 2008, his daughter Seidina said simply: “”He never forgot where he came from.”” And where he came from was a seven-dollar guitar, two chords, and a mother who believed that was enough. – Country Music”

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