Posted: 4 Nov 2012 7:33 pm
theresa..i have to say, 'no she didn't'. i thought it was tepid and shallow. i've heard better in 100 bars.
nothing personal....we're still good....right?
nothing personal....we're still good....right?
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Posted: 4 Nov 2012 7:51 pm
Charles, my story (true) is the girl who got up and wanted to sing "Crazy" and I asked her what key and she said "soprano".
Posted: 5 Nov 2012 4:36 am
We're still good, Chris!
We can agree to disagree.........
What did you think of Kelly & Vince's duet?
We can agree to disagree.........
What did you think of Kelly & Vince's duet?
Posted: 5 Nov 2012 10:51 am
kelly has never impressed me as much as she has many of my friends. ...but i love everything vince does. he's a beautiful, talented, sensitive soul!
unfortunately for many upcoming acts, i judge them partly by seeing how they stack up against vince and alison krauss, who are two of the finest spirits in music.
unfortunately for many upcoming acts, i judge them partly by seeing how they stack up against vince and alison krauss, who are two of the finest spirits in music.
Posted: 6 Nov 2012 4:45 am
Seems like Vince thought Kelly stacked up pretty well! 
Posted: 6 Nov 2012 6:40 am
Why not ,it was a chance for National TV...
Posted: 6 Nov 2012 7:39 am
Sounded more like R&B than country to me. The genre will continue to be bastardized until it completely loses any distinguishing identity it ever had..What did you think of Kelly & Vince's duet?
Posted: 6 Nov 2012 9:50 am
I guessed nobody on here would like it. 
Posted: 6 Nov 2012 11:38 am
Oh I liked it Theresa, it just seemed out of place to me - not country, but on a country awards show. It's a free society, but I never was much in favor of (musical) genre mixing in this setting. Just sayin'...I guessed nobody on here would like it.
Posted: 7 Nov 2012 7:11 am
Yeah, like Jim Reeve, Ray Price,Glenn Campbell etc!
Posted: 7 Nov 2012 9:09 am
I didn't say that nobody ever did it, I just said I was not a fan of it, especially on awards shows.. 
Posted: 7 Nov 2012 10:53 am
When are we ever gonna learn. You can't oppose Theresa. All your ever gonna get back is RA RA RA Hurray for new country. Hurray for guys who dress up and play a part.
Posted: 8 Nov 2012 9:16 am
Theresa, as we all do just expresses her opinions..
Posted: 8 Nov 2012 3:26 pm
Anymore, even Willie Nelson can't do a good job at Willie Nelson.Theresa Galbraith wrote:Lady A did a great job singing Willie Nelson!
Posted: 8 Nov 2012 4:26 pm
I think Randle was playing his blonde shobud. Did anyone get a better look. Hard to tell with those lights going gang busters. LOL
Jay was a rockin that prett blue Mullen Discovery on Jasons set.
Good southern rock song.
What emotion Lady A had singing the Willy tribute you could tell Willy was moved by that. In fact they all did a great job. Very entertaining.
Good steel work behind Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, I wonder who it was? Some good 'Moon' chops in there
Jay was a rockin that prett blue Mullen Discovery on Jasons set.
Good southern rock song.
What emotion Lady A had singing the Willy tribute you could tell Willy was moved by that. In fact they all did a great job. Very entertaining.
Good steel work behind Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, I wonder who it was? Some good 'Moon' chops in there
Posted: 9 Nov 2012 5:20 am
Depite being a litle off pitch she was OK I have heard kareoke singers do as good on that song....Now maybe Willie can take his reward and put it in his smoke room..
Posted: 9 Nov 2012 9:28 am
With Tim and Faith, it was probably Denny Hemingson. He's been Tim's steel player for quite awhile now.Quentin Hickey wrote:I think Randle was playing his blonde shobud. Did anyone get a better look. Hard to tell with those lights going gang busters. LOL
Jay was a rockin that prett blue Mullen Discovery on Jasons set.
Good southern rock song.
What emotion Lady A had singing the Willy tribute you could tell Willy was moved by that. In fact they all did a great job. Very entertaining.
Good steel work behind Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, I wonder who it was? Some good 'Moon' chops in there
Posted: 9 Nov 2012 9:30 am
Brett Day wrote:With Tim and Faith, it was probably Denny Hemingson. He's been Tim's steel player for quite awhile now. Jay Jackson used to play a Sho-Bud Pro I with Jason, but I'm guessin' he switched to the Mullen Discovery this yearQuentin Hickey wrote:I think Randle was playing his blonde shobud. Did anyone get a better look. Hard to tell with those lights going gang busters. LOL
Jay was a rockin that prett blue Mullen Discovery on Jasons set.
Good southern rock song.
What emotion Lady A had singing the Willy tribute you could tell Willy was moved by that. In fact they all did a great job. Very entertaining.
Good steel work behind Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, I wonder who it was? Some good 'Moon' chops in there
Posted: 9 Nov 2012 12:59 pm
I will quietly fade into the sunset, listening to Willie, Faron, Patsy, Ferlin, Miss Minny, Roy and many other true country stars.
Today's are unreasonable facsimiles of the people who came before them and paved the way.
Today's are unreasonable facsimiles of the people who came before them and paved the way.
Posted: 9 Nov 2012 5:09 pm
I loved early Willie and he's deserving of all his awards! The artist that sing his songs are doing a good job and are showing respect.
Posted: 11 Nov 2012 7:03 am
Willie gets lots of respect..Ya got to give him credit for hanging in there..The old saying of"Where theres smoke theres fire" Willie has changed it.. ..Now its where theres Smoke,Theres Willie.. 
