Singer-songwriter, Jewel, discusses her evolution as a musician and artist with Borders and host, Rob Reinhart, for Borders broadband show, "Live at 01." Watch more at bordersmedia.com
Taylor Swift - Love Story (Official Music Video) www.StageGB.com
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Jamie Coulter, christian countrys newest rising artist sings this up tempo, inspirational song that talks about heaven and the joys it has to offer.. This song also is an original song that shows the god given annointing that is on Jamie's life to write. Plus, it features some of the best in gospel music, Ben and Sonya Issacs, from the award winning group the Isaacs, singing backgound vocals... Please let us know what you think of this song, and learn more of the very inspiring young man at www.jamiecoulterminstries.com . God bless you all who otook the time to watch and kisten we truly hope that it was a blessing to you..
Evy Nathan & Steve Kaufman Weary Lonesome Blues, Williamsburg Morning (Tribute to Ira written by Evy) www.quickdrawcapo.com
Buck Norris sings "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" by Georgia Satellites. At a time when rock & roll didn't care about its roots, the Georgia Satellites came crashing into the charts with a surprise hit single to remind everybody where the music had come from. The hit single, 1986's "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," rocked as hard as an old Chuck Berry song, as well as being almost as clever. The Satellites weren't a back-to-basics roots rock band, either — their straightforward sound borrowed equally from Berry, the Rolling Stones, the Faces, Little Feat, and AC/DC, with a Southern backwoods bent. At their best, the Satellites were just a damn good rock & roll band, driven by the classic yet fresh songwriting of lead singer/guitarist Dan Baird. On the strength of "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," their first major-label album sold well, but the follow-up, Open All Night, did not; radio and MTV had treated the band as a kind of novelty — a bunch of hicks kicking out rock & roll offered a break between the slick pop-metal of Bon Jovi and the introspective pop of Peter Gabriel. By the time they released Open All Night in 1988, no one was interested, even if the album was only slightly weaker than the debut. After one more album, 1989's In the Land of Salvation and Sin, the band called it quits. Guitarist Rick Richards joined Izzy Stradlin's Ju Ju Hounds three years later; Baird pursued a solo career and had a small hit in late 1992 with "I Love You Period." In 1996, he helped form the Yayhoos after releasing his second solo album. The Yayhoos have two albums, the most recent being 2006's Put the Hammer Down. During the mid-'90s, the Georgia Satellites reunited without Baird. They released Shaken Not Stirred in 1997.
Buck Norris sings "Love Without End Amen" by George Straight. "Unwound," Strait's first single, was released in the spring of 1981 and climbed into the Top 10. The follow-up, "Down and Out," stalled at No. 16, but "If You're Thinking You Want a Stranger (There's One Coming Home)" reached No. 3 in early 1982. The song sparked a remarkable string of Top 10 hits that ran well into the 2000s. His astonishing stretch of No. 1 hits began with 1982's "Fool Hearted Memory." In the 1980s alone, he reached the top of the chart 18 times with songs such as "The Chair," "All My Exes Live in Texas," "Famous Last Words of a Fool" and "Baby Blue." In 1985, he won CMA awards for album of the year (Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind) and male vocalist. In 1986, he repeated his win as male vocalist, but his year was marked by tragedy when his 13-year-old daughter, Jennifer, was killed in a car wreck. (His other child, George Jr., was born in 1981.) Strait capped the decade by winning the CMA entertainer of the year award in 1989. A year later, he won the award again. Strait was also one of the few '80s superstars to survive the generational shift of the early '90s that began with the phenomenal success of Garth Brooks. This can be partly credited to "Love Without End, Amen," "I've Come to Expect It From You," "If I Know Me" and "You Know Me Better Than That," which all remained at No. 1 on Billboard's country airplay chart for multiple weeks. In 1992, Strait released the movie, Pure Country, which featured him in the lead role. A love song from the soundtrack, "I Cross My Heart," ultimately reached No. 1 and became one of his biggest hits to date. He released a four-CD boxed set, Strait Out of the Box, in 1995. By the spring of 1996, it had become one of the five biggest-selling boxed sets in popular music history. Blue Clear Sky, his 1996 album, debuted on the country charts at No. 1 and won a CMA award. Strait also won male vocalist in 1996, the same year "Check Yes or No" won the CMA award for single of the year. In 1997, he
Thad Foster's remake of the 1960 Johnny Horton classic song "Sink The Bismark". Thad's version is from his debut CD entitled "Tailgate Romance" on Buckskin Mountain Records.
Based on a true story about a girl who done a moonlight flit from the top window of the General Eliot my local pub! A damsel, languished in a tower, imprisoned she did weep A ploughboy beneath a bower, awakened, from his sleep To hear sobs full of sadness, touched a nerve in his young chest And raged with a gnawing madness; the injustice fuelled his quest Kind sir can you help me? For my prison is this tower My gaolers rode to market but returns within the hour Sweet maid he said I'll do my all, to assist you in your plight Then fetch a ladder straight and tall, to reach this casement height He ran to search the hayloft after giving the maid his pledge And breathlessly returned to plant the rungs upon her ledge Then carefully they descended, the stables in their sight And edged across the courtyard under cover of the night My Ploughboy, you have saved me from the Generals cruel hand cause of you I have my liberty, but will have to leave this land Though someday I'll come back to thank you for your kind deed Then she rode off through the darkness on the Generals fastest steed No more is heard the crying of the damsel in her keep But still, dreams the ploughboy, of the sweet maid while asleep And he wakes with smiles of gladness and warmth inside his chest Till the day she returns to show him the love borne in her breast
me singing and playing Luke Bryans song we rode in trucks acoustic version
Christmas Music, Christmas 2004, Strolling Down Memory Lane, Billy & Willie Pollard's Country Gospel TV Program, Featuring Old Songs & Hymns, http://billyandwillie.tripod.com
Video for 1st single off SPAWN's new album entitled "Composer Producer" . Directed by SPAWN with cameos by DDI and DDI's extended family including Kayamon, Lil D, Alipio, and Legend. This track is made for easy listening with that old school 90's feel
!!! Second, I hope a lil` better version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emKADTueZ1w !!!
Gene Watson performed in the small town of Greer, SC, at the Greer Opry House which is a renovated skating rink. It was a great show. I am a fan of Clinton Gregory and it was nice to see him performing again... even if it was as a member of the Farewell Party Band.
Johnny Cash Hurt what Makes this Song and Video so Great is that Its possibly the Saddest Song ever he sang before he died and singing about his life like When june died and Same Clips of his life one of my favourite Songs
Maria Sarah singing Sugarland's Keep you
http://cdbaby.com/cd/dougpayne LILY is 40 (words and music by Doug payne 2008) Today my baby is turning 40. She lives her life just for me. Can we do it all again? The life we have is our one and only. Mine stands up on the love she's shown me. Can we do it all again? And tonight her children rise so bright. Lily will shine in their light. Nothing else can stand above the way they show their love. You can not live with one for so long without a little something gors wrong. She looks me in the eye. Nothing much ever needs to be said, just a nod of her pretty head with a love i cant deny. And tonight her children rise so bright. Lily will shine in their light. Nothing else can stand above the way they show their love. They say that life begins at 40. It's just the dawn of our Lily's story. What a way to start! Tonight she has her friends around her. All so glad that they have found her, a Lily with a heart. And tonight our children rise so bright. Lily will shine in their light. Nothing else can stand above She taught them how to love. Tody my baby's turning 40 She lives her life just for me. Can we do it all again.
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Don't Let It Bring You Down - Devon Sproule
Live at the End Of The Road Festival Sept. 2008
Country and Western Tribute show I have on tour
http://www.lepabrena.biz "Janos" - Novogodišnji Show Godina: 1984.
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