m about his pot bust, too!"
Boy, did he sound great, too (a version of "San Antonio Rose").
Lee Ann kicked ass, and Stonewall Jackson was mighty fine, too. If
only WSM would start broadcasting through the internet so I could pick
Oh, RATS! Ray Price was on the Opry? And Lee Ann Womack and Stonewall,
too? Rats--I wasn't home and forgot to set a tape. Well, I did see 40
Acre Feud last night and Ray was in it (pretty glassy-eyed and looking like
a bowl of spaghetti) and George Jones and a bunch of other people... so
Oh, RATS! Ray Price was on the Opry? And Lee Ann Womack and Stonewall,
too?
Gotta bookmark that Opry schedule page, Dina g. It's at
http://www.country.com/music/opry/opry-schedule-f.html ; they usually post
the new one on Wednesday.
Thanks all for the help on "A Way To Survive."
At 01:27 AM 4/25/99 -0400, Jon wrote:
In between she
did a good slow, hard-country number that's not on either of her albums,
most likely titled "A Way To Survive"; anyone know where it comes from?
A Way To Survive is among my very favorite Ray Price hits, a Top 10 effort
from 1966. --david
Caught most of the rerun of tonight's televised portion, and though Ray
Price was a hard act to follow - dang, he sounded good, and he also sounded
great on the radio-only second show - Lee Ann was up to the job after a
slightly shaky start with her Terry Smith-endorsed current hit; it looked to
did a good slow, hard-country number that's not on either of her albums,
most likely titled "A Way To Survive"; anyone know where it comes from?
Most recent version I know of is Gene Watson but I think Hank Thompson had a
go at it and my band does it every weekend.
Mike Hays
Seems like I haven't seen this posted yet...
Kelly Willis will be appearing on the televised portion of the Grand Ole
Opry this Saturday night (7:30 CDT); also appearing on the same portion will
be fellow Texan Tracy Byrd, who just jumped from MCA to RCA in his pursuit
of, according to a Byrd
What was that pop/rock song they covered on last week's opry? Wasn't it
some Michael Jackson number done with dobro, fiddle etc.?
Mike Hays
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OK--here's the lineup for the televised portion of the Opry tonight (TNN,
8:30-9:00pm Eastern, repeating at 11:30pm Eastern):
Lorrie Morgan, Clark Family Experience, BR5-49, Diamond Rio
Hmmm. Maybe BR5-49 will be on the "Backstage" show that airs from
8:00-8:30 and repeats at 11:00pm.
Dina
OK--here's the lineup for the televised portion of the Opry tonight (TNN,
8:30-9:00pm Eastern, repeating at 11:30pm Eastern):
Lorrie Morgan, Clark Family Experience, BR5-49, Diamond Rio
Hmmm. Maybe BR5-49 will be on the "Backstage" show that airs from
8:00-8:30 and repeats
This has come up a couple of times in the past but I'll mention it again
just in case. Anyone in the eastern half of the US and pretty far
westward (out as far as TX, OK, KS for sure) can hear the Opry on radio on
WSM, 650 AM. It comes after dark just fine and I have a ball listening to
whenever
Well, anyway, even though I did not see Lucinda on TV last night, I DID see
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings with Emmylou Harris on the televised
portion of the Grand Ole Opry. Wow!
By the way, HNC guy Daryle Singletary played a song that was reaaallly
country. Porter got very excited
Saw that Ricky Skaggs-Osborne Brothers-Healther Myles, Loretta Lynn,
Porter Wagoner and others are on the Opry this weekend.
Jeff White will be performing a song or two from his new album on each of
the three shows, though not on the televised portion (though Heather will
be); the AOTD
Hey,
Saw that Ricky Skaggs-Osborne Brothers-Healther Myles, Loretta Lynn,
Porter Wagoner and others are on the Opry this weekend.
I use this site to find the guest of the week.
http://www.country.com/music/opry/opry-schedule-f.html
Stick
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Jeff White reports that he'll be on the Opry this weekend for those within
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Hey, Jon, isn't Jim Jesse's annual Gallatin thang this weekend too?
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Hey, Jon, isn't Jim Jesse's annual Gallatin thang this weekend too?
The big Gallatin show - a benefit for Jesse's son Keith, who has MS - is
this Thursday, 2/4. Jim and Jesse will be on the Opry Saturday night, at 7
and 11 Central time (i.e., not televised).
BTW, the fellows have a pretty
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We'll be performing at the "INCREDIBLEY AWESOME" "Grand Ole
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