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Country Competition
During all history of country music, there are and were many famous singers and music bands. Everybody knows some hitparade in every kind of music, as well in Country music. Every year there is official competition – Grammy Awards. It … Continue reading
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Billy Craig
In this post there are used also information which were send me by Billy Craig. Billy was born in small town Big Rapids, in Michigan, US. He was the second youngest child of nine kids. The first experiences with music … Continue reading
Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry III – Patsy Cline
Black day came on March 5, 1963. She returned from benefit show, which was at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Kansas. Her last song in this show was I’ll Sail My Ship Alone. It’s irony of destiny, … Continue reading
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Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry II – Patsy Cline
In Decca Records Patsy started to cooperate with famous director Owen Bradley, who was responsible for success also other country singers – Loretta Lynn and Brenda Lee. The most successful record in Decca was ballad I Fall To Pieces. The … Continue reading
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Heavenly sound from the Grand Ole Opry I – Patsy Cline
She was famous but also maximum schlemiel. I’d like to introduce Patsy Cline, American country music singer, She was born in September 8, 1932, in Winchester in state Virginia as Virginia Patterson Hensley. Her career started very early. As 4 … Continue reading
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Tagged C, Grand Ole Opry, Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline
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Party Cake
Country and folk doesn’t mean only music. It’s also clothing and cooking. Yes, you read it right. Cooking. Oh, don’t switch off. It doesn’t mean, that now I will write only about cooking. Please, excuse me. Ok, keep your caps, … Continue reading
Johnny Cash III.
As many singers, also Johnny sang duets with famous singers and met many famous persons in his branch. I can tell you only some of them: June Carter (later became his wife), Bob Dylan, Luis Armstrong, Neil Young, James Taylor, … Continue reading
Johnny Cash II.
Johnny is dead, but in our memory is still alive. Not only in CD albums, but also in many books and DVD. Every year you can find some new re-edition of his famous songs. In 2007 it was Johnny Cash: … Continue reading
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Man in Black – Johnny Cash
My first blog I’d like to wish to famous singer. MAN IN BLACK. You know him. His name is Johnny Cash. He was born in Kingsland, Arkansas in February 26, 1932. After his study, in 1950, he went through many … Continue reading
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