GrnT

My daughter is playing the guitar. She's been learning on her own for a while now.

Rather B.Blown

****ing **** wont post right.


Screw it.

Rather B.Blown

Love this song. My God those harmonies are mind blowing. Absolutely fantastic.

Rather B.Blown

RIP Toy Caldwell. :

Scothew

love dnc!

GrnT

Pandora Journey Chanel.

08GTCandyApple

I've been listening to Hair Bands Radio on Pandora a lot lately. No secret that I still love my 80's hair bands, lol

GrnT

Agreed. It was a great era.
Foreigner; Here I go again.

GrnT

Boston

NinjaSteffers

My brother and Justin talking about jets lol

Stage_3

Rather B.Blown

Thanks Scott.

DarrenGT

just back from a night cruise listening to this VERY loud. I felt like i was in a driving movie, during the credits...

Rather B.Blown

Doesn't matter what the press or the media is saying (or not saying) about you. You've gotta have some serious skills and talent for "THE man" to sit in with you and record a song. That is music royalty, George even asked them (BBS) to play at his 80th birthday party.

Blue Notch

Did you see the video of George singing He Stopped Loving Her Today for the last time? That was hard to watch.

Rather B.Blown

Link? I love George.

Blue Notch

http://tasteofcountry.com/george-jon...l-performance/

Seriously don't get all the people running around and blocking the camera.

Rather B.Blown

My grandmother was probably one of the biggest GJ fans ever. I went with her and her husband to see him in the 70s when I was just a little guy, it was great. She went to see him many times, even times when he didn't show up, lol. She still has shirts that says "I saw No Show Jones" from back when he was too drunk to perform and was famous for not showing up for shows.

Blue Notch

It would have been really cool to see him. That's for sure.

Rather B.Blown

Yeah, it was, I'll always treasure that memory. I also saw Alabama with her and him in a little outdoor theater before they became superstars back in the day. Love those guys, still go to this day. IMO, they were what made country groups what the are today, they were without a doubt the first country Super stars and paved the way for groups going forward. TBP wouldn't be **** if Alabama hadn't pioneers the country group genre that crossed over into pop/rock venues.

I don't know if you've ever listened to much Alabama being your age, but they had some fantastic music. And they're from a little town close to me and a lot of our members (Scott, Paul, Willie, etc.) They have a Museum in Ft. Payne Al. that is marked on the highways by State exit signs. Sadly, I've never been there even though its right nearby and I drive past it every time I go to the coast. I need to ride over there one day just to take some pics for you.