#artist is georges merle

[diioonysus]

art + bracelets

[midnight-star-world]

#countrymusic

[thewarmestplacetohide]

Dread by the Decade: Fantasia (Segment: "Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria")

👻 You can support me on Ko-Fi! ❤️

★★★★½

Plot: The devil, Chernabog, summons restless souls and demons to dance upon Bald Mountain.

Review: Though short, this gorgeous segment stands as a shining example of early animated horror.

Year: 1940 Genre: Animated, Dark Fantasy, Occult, Ghosts Country: United States Language: Silent Runtime: 11 minutes 31 seconds

Director: Wilfred Jackson Writers: Joe Grant, Dick Huemer, Campbell Grant, Arthur Heinemann, Phil Dike Editor: George Cave Composer: Modest Mussorgsky Animators & Artists: Dick Anthony, Bob Carlson, Merle Cox, Ray Lockrem, John McManus, Lester Novros, Don Patterson, William Shull, Robert Storms, Bill Tytla, Lars Calonius, Al Coe, Bob McCrea, Art, Stevens,

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Story: 3/5 - Not really the focus of this piece, but a fun little idea.

Animation: 5/5 - My knowledge of animation is limited, but even I can tell this was groundbreaking. The colors, character movements, and technical skill here are just amazing.

Editing: 5/5 - Smooth and well paced.

Music: 4.5/5 - Though not original to the segment, it fits so well.

Trigger Warnings:

Mild violence

Nudity

[universitypenguin]

Hi Alice!! Hope you’re doing well and taking care of yourself 💜

I had some random thoughts pop in my head: what kind of music do u think Lloyd would listen to? Like what would he listen to running errands or working out

Another random thought: what’s his self care routine like? We all know how much our boy loves to pamper himself and keep his appearance up 😝 you don’t have to answer if u don’t want! I also just want to say I love your work and you have a gift for writing 💓💓 keep up the amazing work

Lloyd's self care routine beings with his skin. He's not particularly spendy in this department, but he always prioritizes his routine. Lloyd Hansen does not miss a day of skin care - ever. He uses Cetaphil for a cleanser because it's hypoallergenic. This is purely for practical purposes, since he goes through a lot of it. He washes his face every morning, again after his workout, and double cleanses with an oil, and then Cetaphil to rinse it off, at night.

With moisturizer, he's more picky. He likes the Blu Atlas because of the woodsy scent and their high quality ingredients. Unlike the cleanser, which is basically fancy soap, his moisturizer is going to stay on and permeate his skin for hours. So, this is where he spends his money. He uses an eye cream from Blu Atlas, and wishes he'd have started using it earlier.

Lloyd wears facial sunscreen every single day, and makes sure to reapply on the days he golfs. He keeps regular spray on sunscreen in the golf cart for the rest of his body.

He also uses a Niacinamide serum and vitamin C serum in the morning. In the evening, he applies the AlphaRet overnight cream before bed. Lloyd has no intention of wrinkling early, particularly not when he's dating someone so much younger than him.

Also, he's not hesitant to do some dermaplaning, microneedling, or a facial peel now and then. Lloyd sees his dermatologist twice a year for a skin check and preventative care.

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Lloyd’s taste in music is as follows:

Rock

Classical

Country

Rhythm & Blues

Hip Hop / Rap

First is rock music. He grew up listening to R.E.M., Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana, KISS, and the Beastie Boys. This is the genre he gravitates towards the most. 90s rock is his favorite era, followed closely by 80s rock. For that decade, his favorites are: Queen, Lover Boy, Depeche Mode, and Bruce Springsteen. In the genre, his taste spans a wide variety of artists from ZZ Top to the Rolling Stones and all the way into more pop influenced bands like Cheap Trick and The Outfield. 

Lloyd is also a huge fan of classical music.

He’d never willingly share this fact, but it’s been a coping mechanism of his for a long time. His study hall teacher used to play it during class and he found it really helped him calm down and concentrate. The softer sounds of composers like Bach, Mozart, and Debussy are among his favorites. With time, his taste expanded into underrated composers like Erich Korngold, Alexander Scriabin, and Ottorino Respighi. In terms of minutes listened, classical music is one of Lloyd’s core genres. 

He also enjoys country music. Like his taste for classical music, he sometimes prefers to hide this one. Being around Zach, who also loves country music, tends to bring it out more. His favorites are George Strait, Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, Garth Brooks, LeAnn Rimes, and Alan Jackson. He also likes some of the older artists like Ronnie Milsap, Charley Pride, Glen Campbell, Merle Haggard and Eddy Arnold. 

Another genre he listens to is R&B. This stems from being alive in the 90’s. Boys II Men released bangers, okay? Once you heard them on the radio you went looking for more. He likes Alicia Keys, Montell Jordan, Rihanna and Marvin Gaye. His taste in Rap and Hip Hop was developed more in college. It was the popular workout soundtrack of the time and his college football program played it in the weights room. He mostly likes artists like DMX, Eminem, Nas, OutKast, Ice Cube, and Tupac.

Finally, here are some of Lloyd’s favorite songs.

Rock Music

All the Love in the World - The Outfield 

Imitation of Life - R.E.M.

Civil War - Guns N’ Roses

Lake of Fire - Nirvana

Can’t You Hear Me Knocking - Rolling Stones 

I Love It Loud - KISS 

No Sleep Til Brooklyn - Beastie Boys 

Under Pressure - Queen 

Out of Time - Rolling Stones 

The Ballad of T.V. Violence - Cheap Trick 

Take Me to the Top - LoverBoy

Policy of Truth - Depeche Mode

Born in the U.S.A - Bruce Springsteen

Legs - ZZ Top

Get Off of My Cloud - Rolling Stones

Something to Talk About - Bonnie Raitt 

Ain’t That a Shame - Cheap Trick

Voodoo Child - Jimi Hendrix 

Rosanna - Toto

Radio Free Europe - R.E.M. 

Love Bites - Def Leppard 

Poison - Alice Cooper 

You Can’t Always Get What You Want - Rolling Stones

Surrender - Cheap Trick 

Won’t Get Fooled Again - The Who 

Enter Sandman - Metallica 

Green River - Clearwater Revival 

Come As You Are - Nirvana 

I’m the Only One - Melissa Etheridge 

Sympathy For the Devil - Rolling Stones

I Can’t Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar  

Love Hate Love - Alice In Chains 

Fire Woman - The Cult 

Country Music 

I Don’t Think She’s in Love Anymore - Charley Pride 

Ocean Front Property - George Strait

The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia - Reba McEntire

Just to See You Smile - Tim McGraw

Rodeo - Garth Brooks

Hooked on an 8 Second Ride - Chris LeDoux 

Easy Come, Easy Go - George Strait 

Can’t Fight the Moonlight - LeAnn Rimes

Summertime Blues - Alan Jackson

Don’t Your Memory Ever Sleep - Ronnie Milsap

 Why Haven’t I Heard From You - Reba McEntire 

Tulsa Time - Don Williams 

Papa Loved Mama - Garth Brooks 

Is Anyone Going to San Antone - Charley Pride

Nobody - Sylvia 

A Country Boy Can Survive - Hank Williams, Jr. 

Chattahoochee - Alan Jackson 

All My Ex’s Live in Texas - George Strait 

Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell

Mama Tried - Merle Haggard 

Wild Horses - Garth Brooks

Stranger in My House - Ronnie Milsap 

Right Kind of Wrong - LeAnn Rimes 

Real Good Man - Tim McGraw 

Make the World Go Away - Eddy Arnold

Call of the Wild - Chris LeDoux

Mountain of Love - Charley Pride 

Good Ole Boys Like Me - Don Williams 

One Promise Too Late - Reba McEntire 

Give It Away - George Strait 

Southern Nights - Glen Campbell 

What She’s Doing Now - Garth Brooks 

Family Tradition - Hank Williams, Jr. 

[anxious-ball-of-anger-love]

I've been infected with trolls brainrot and now I need a name for this little shit.

This is my Country/Rock trollsona

Some artists that you could attempt making a play on could include but not limited to are:

•Metallica

•George Strait

•Merle haggard

•Def Leppard

•Guns & Roses

•Creedence Clearwater Revival

•Joan Jett and the Blackhearts

•Florida Georgia Line

•Rascal flatts

•Tim McGraw

[nopeferatu]

Good evening Nickie!

Been a MASSIVE fan of your art for since EVER. Not to confuse music preference with stellar fashion but you seem the cowboy enthusiast; any country music recommendations for beginners? 🤠

Awww, thank you so much omg!! 🥺💗 and I actually really love country music!

A lot of it depends on the sound you're looking for, cause there's like at least 50 sub-genres that fall under the country label, and some of them were more popular during certain periods than others

Personally, I prefer a lot of the sounds that were popular in older (Pre-2001) country, so some of my favorite artists from the 40's-60's are:

Hank Williams

Johnny Western

Patsy Cline

Don Gibson

Kitty Wells

Marty Robbins

Eddy Arnold

Tammy Wynette

Willie Nelson

Moving into the 70's, country kind of starts to change a bit from that old traditional folksy-country sound into something that has a few more contemporary rock and even pop influences, so some of my favorite artists from the 70's-80's are:

Merle Haggard

Linda Ronstadt (also check out this song too)

Buck Owens

Dolly Parton

Gary Stewart

Glen Campbell (also check out this and this song, bc these are all tied for my faves of his lol)

Terri Gibbs

Johnny Lee

George Strait

Shenandoah

And then heading into the 90's, some of my faves are:

Suzy Bogguss

Brooks & Dunn (this one too)

Then there's a few modern country/americana acts that I REALLY love. These are the ones I've found to have a lot of reverence for the roots of the genre, so their sound is a little older than most contemporary country acts:

Charley Crockett

Yola

Logan Ledger

Pokey LaFarge

Sierra Ferrell

The Cactus Blossoms

Bella White

The Steeldrivers

Chris Stapleton

And last but certainly not least is the gateway drug of a man who got me into country music at all, Johnny Cash. I've been listening to him since I was in middle school, back when I used to say that I loathed everything about country music except for him. Johnny Cash just has a way of breaking genre barriers for people, even tho his sound was and for the most part always had been very traditionally old school country. He gets his own section cause there's way too many good songs that I implore you check out, including (but certainly not limited to):

I Got Stripes

Cocaine Blues

I Still Miss Someone

Jackson

Cry, Cry, Cry

Ring of Fire

It Ain't Me, Babe

Sunday Morning Coming Down

Song of the Patriot (not a patriotic person but this is one of my Alfred playlist songs lol)

Goodbye, Little Darlin'

ANYWAYS I hope I didn't overwhelm you! I just really love country music and I think it gets such a bad rap, so I go a little crazy the few times that people show interest in exploring the genre a little more, lol.

[greeneyezblackheart]

I need to listen to more classic country. That's my dad's favorite kind of music; I'm convinced he knows every single classic country song that has ever been made 😂. I think his favorite artist is Loretta Lynn. I know a handful of our songs, but I'm definitely going to try to listen to more of her music.

I listened to Elvis' country album in its entirety, and it has some amazing songs on it. I think it sounds more like his usual work than classic country music, if that makes sense, but it's still really good. These songs were the best ones I found:

Can you recommend me some other good classic country artists to get me started? You don't have to give me that many to start with- just a handful. 🥺🙏

Ok, so you’re doing good with Loretta and Elvis. Let’s see, then we have Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Waylon Jennings. Then if 80s country interests you, go for The Judds, Reba McEntire, Dwight Yoakam…shoot, my list is endless.

[newcountryradio]

New Country 27e jaargang  #T1257 (S816) (C57) van 2 december 2024  (wk 49) uitzending op Smelne fm & Crossroads Country Radio

Album van de week: Ella Langley - Still Hungover     

Classic album:  Time Well Wasted,- Brad Paisley  (2006)

Hits of the Year : 2016

Maandfavoriet : Hudson Westbrook – Pray Your Name       

Maandartiest : Bellamy Brothers  

 

Bellamy Brothers -If I Said You Have A Beautiful Body Would You Hold it Against Me        

George Strait – The Big One      30 jaar   

Clint Black with Lisa Hartman Black- When I Said I do     25 jaar                   

Easton Corbin – Real Good Country Song  

Jesse Daniel /Benjamin Todd -  A Few Good Ole Country Boys .

Kashus Culpepper – Pour Me Out

Luke Bryan – Country Song Came On  nw 59

Blake Shelton – Texas nw 16

Jelly Roll – I Am Not Okay      #1

Ella Langley – Hungover .   *Album vd week

Ella Langley . I Blame The Bar     Album vd week

Garth Brooks – To Make You Feel My Love   *Entertainer 1997

Artists Of Then, Now and Forever – Forever Country         2016

Randy Travis – Three Wooden Crosses.

Brooks & Dunn – My Next Broken Heart 

Hudson Westbrook – Pray Your Name     . favoriet 

Chase Rice – Hey God It’s Me Again  ( (sofi )  

Brad Paisley – The World

Brad Paisley – When I Get Where I’m Going  (classic album )

Secret Sisters -   All the Ways (feat. Ray LaMontagne)

Pernice Brothers – The Purple Rain -

Ronnie McDowell – Wandering Eyes .   (3 in 1) 

Ronnie McDowell – Older Women

Ronnie McDowell – You’re Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation

Ella Langley - You Look Like You Love Me Cd vd week

The Heartstrings Hometown Holiday.

Charlie Worsham -  The Beginning Of Things    .

Morgan Wallen - Tennessee Fan   Album #1

Anne Murray – Just Fall In Love Again

Hank Williams jr -  Something to Believe In

Merle Haggard _Truck Driver's Blues.        Truck song

Bellamy Brothers – Dancin’ Cowboys

Ashley McBryde - Help Me Make It Through The Night  juweeltje

Brooks & Dunn w/Jelly Roll – Believe     vw

Ella Langley – Cowgirl  Don’t Cry  (Album vd week)

Billy Strings – Gild The  Lilly  

Willie Nelson – -Lost Cause         

Miranda Lambert. - Storms Never Last   

No Saint – Sweet Lady May  . dutch

Sandra Vanreys  - Broken  

Florida Georgia Line – H.O.L.I    #5  2016

Keith Urban – Blue Ain’t Your Color  #4 2016

Tim McGraw – Humble And Kind    #3  

Dierks Bentley Somewhere On A Beach #2 2016

Cole Swindell – You Should be Here   #1 2016

[cagenewman]

SEPTEMBER 15 - 21, 2024

What kind of music do you listen to?

Old country. I'll listen to pretty much anything, Colton's got a vast taste in music and Shawn's got some pretty cool artists he listens to, too, so I like to think I'm pretty diverse in what I listen to... but also, when I have my choice, it's just old country. Johnny, Willie, Kris, Hank, Merle, George, give me the classics, give me the guys who knew how to write a song, how to put together words. You will not catch me at a social function in which Family Tradition comes on where I am not yelling the words, beer in hand as though it's a religion I must adhere to. And mark my words, we will be dancing to Willie Nelson at the wedding at least once.

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 4.6

Beer Birthdays

Caspar Eulberg (1825)

George Ehret (1835)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Merle Haggard; country singer (1937)

Gerry Mulligan; jazz baritone saxophonist (1927)

John Ratzenberger; actor (1947)

Paul Rudd; actor (1969)

John William Waterhouse; English painter (1849)

Famous Birthdays

Pedro Armendáriz, Jr.; Mexican-American actor(1940)

Philip Austin; comedian (1941)

Elizabeth Barrett Browning; poet (1806)

Graeme Base; Australian author & illustrator (1958)

Helen Berman; Dutch-Israeli painter & illustrator (1936)

Frank Black; rock musician (1965)

Zach Braff; actor (1975)

Leonora Carrington; English-Mexican painter (1917)

Butch Cassidy; desperado (1866)

Nicolas Chamfort; French author & playwright (1741)

Mickey Cochrane; Philadelphia Athletics C (1903)

Ram Dass; guru (1928)

Dorothy Donegan; jazz pianist (1924)

Donald Wills Douglas; airplane maker (1892)

Edmond H. Fischer; Swiss-American biochemist (1920)

Vince Flynn; author (1966)

Anthony Fokker; Dutch aviation engineer (1890)

Marilu Henner; actor (1952)

Jason Hervey; actor (1972)

Charles Huot; Canadian painter (1855)

Walter Huston; actor (1884)

Gil Kane; comic book artist (1926)

Barry Levinson; film director (1942)

Feodor Felix Konrad Lynen; German biochemist (1911)

Maimonides; Jewish philosopher, physician & astronomer (1135)

Ari Meyers; actor (1969)

James Mill; Scottish philosopher, economist (1773)

Gustave Moreau; French painter (1826)

​​Guy Peellaert, Belgian painter & photographer (1934)

Michelle Phillips; singer (1944)

John Pizzarelli; singer-songwriter & guitarist (1960)

Andre Previn; conductor, pianist (1929)

George Reeves; actor (1914)

Hans Richter; Swiss artist (1888)

Raphael; artist (1483)

Jean-Baptiste Rousseau; French poet & playwright (1671)

Levon Shant; Armenian author, poet & playwright (1869)

Sterling Sharpe; Green Bay Packers WR (1965)

Bobbi Starr; porn actor (1983)

Lowell Thomas; writer, television journalist (1892)

Julien Torma; French author, poet & playwright (1902)

Wilhelm von Kobell; German painter (1766)

James D. Watson; geneticist (1928)

Arthur Wesley Dow; painter & photographer (1857)

Billy Dee Williams; actor (1937)

[diioonysus]

it's all in the eyes

[newmusicradionetwork]

Lacy J. Dalton Releases Inspirational Song, “Summerland”

Singer-songwriter and outlaw original, Lacy J. Dalton, has finally recorded one of her most personal and poignant songs, “Summerland,” which is available today on all major streaming services in association with StarVista Music. Originally written for Dalton’s mother to bring her comfort as she was dying, the track carries an emotional and inspirational message, brimming with her trademark grit and a stirring mandolin solo. Although Lacy has performed the song for more than 17 years, she has never released it until now. M Music & Musicians Magazine premiered the song earlier today, and fans can now stream “Summerland” HERE. “I wrote this song for my mother when she was dying so she wouldn’t be afraid,” Lacy reveals, “and I got to sing it to her before she passed and again at her memorial. Since then it has helped a number of people. Most recently we had a friend who was passing and she listened to it every day until she died, and it gave her comfort.” Dalton signed with CBS Records in 1979 as an outlaw country artist. She hit the Top 20 that year with “Crazy Blue Eyes” and amassed a total of 16 Top 20 songs. More recently, she released the single “Devil By A Different Name,” addressing the many issues going on in the world and reminding us that we aren’t all that different. Lacy J. Dalton recently celebrated the 40th Anniversary of her hit signature single “16th Avenue.” Written by Thom Schuyler (Dalton, Kenny Rogers, Michael Martin Murphy), the lyrics, “God bless the boys who make the noise on 16th Avenue,” gave musical dreamers from around the world a true understanding of the music industry by showing them the significance of Nashville’s Music Row and that is where dreams could come true. Although things are different today, Lacy J. Dalton’s “16th Avenue” continues to offer hope to every songwriter or entertainer who has a dream of being heard and a place to go to chase it! Dalton has received several notable awards over the years including a certified Platinum record as the only female duet on Willie Nelson’s album, ‘Half Nelson.’ She was also awarded the highest award from the boards of Strictly Country Magazine and the Spirit Awards (one of only 4 times in 25 years the award was given out) for her independent CD ‘Last Wild Place Anthology.’ Most recently she received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Josie Awards – the largest independent music awards show in the country. Lacy J. Dalton’s Upcoming Tour Dates: FEB 08 – Sun City Lincoln Hills / Lincoln, Calif. FEB 10 – El Campanil Theater / Antioch, Calif. FEB 11 – Private Show / Walnut Creek, Calif FEB 16 – Piper’s Opera House / Virginia City, Nev. APR 06 – Salinas Rodeo / Salinas, Calif. JUL 05 – Mammoth Lakes, Calif. SEP 21 – Starbright Theater / Las Vegas, Nev. SEP 23 – CPAC Community Performance & Art Center / Green Valley, Ariz. SEP 24 – Elgin Community Club / Elgin, Ariz. About Lacy J. Dalton: First hitting the Country Top-20 in 1979 with “Crazy Blue Eyes,” Dalton was one of the most successful female vocalists of the format during the 80s with the CMA-nominated anthem “16th Avenue,” as well as hits like “Takin’ It Easy,” “Everybody Makes Mistakes,” “Hillbilly Girl With The Blues,” and “Black Coffee.” During her career, she has collaborated with such Country Music Hall of Fame members as Bobby Bare, Glen Campbell, Willie Nelson, and George Jones. She toured with outlaws like Hank Williams Jr. at a time when it was very unusual for a woman to do so. She also toured for a long period of time with Willie Nelson and was the only female on his ‘Half Nelson’ album, which also included duets with Ray Charles, Merle Haggard, Carlos Santana, and Neil Young. Her most recent recorded work is the four-song EP ‘Scarecrow’ which is now available on all streaming music sites, and her single, “Devil By A Different Name.” In November, her very first studio recording, “The Jill Croston Album,” was made available for streaming for the first time since it was originally released in 1978. Dalton is a 2017 inductee of the North American Country Music Association International Hall of Fame. For more information, visit lacyjdalton.org and follow Lacy on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. About StarVista Music: StarVista Music offers artists and brands worldwide digital audio and video marketing, sales, and distribution, generating incremental income for artists and brand holders as well as driving global demand for artist repertoire via traditional promotion and aggressive social media development. With years of experience in distributing entertainment-based content and in live entertainment via sister company StarVista LIVE, StarVista Music is a trusted and effective marketing partner bringing world-class resources such as multi-channel marketing, publicity, in-house creative expertise, and long-standing industry relationships and marketing partnerships developed throughout our history. Suggested post: Lacy J. Dalton & #StarVistaMusic release #Summerland today! To listen/stream, visit lnk.to/LacyJDaltonSummerland Read the full article

[tantamount-treason]

1, 6, & 10!!

1. who is the first artist you remember loving?

Merle Haggard. He's one of my top favorites.

6. what was the first concert you went to?

I went to a George Jones concert when I was like 9. My family always listened to old country so that's what I was raised hearing alot of

10. you have to get a lyric tattoo — which lyric is it?

Tomorrow Is A Long Time

[besser-entertainment]

Unleashing the Soul of Country Music: The Ultimate Guide to Best Country Tribute Shows

Country music has a way of touching our hearts and transporting us to a world of heartfelt emotions. It's no wonder that the Best Country Tribute Shows have become a mesmerizing phenomenon, captivating audiences with their authentic renditions of iconic country hits. In this article, we will dive into the enchanting world of these tribute shows, exploring their magic and why they are a must-see for any country music enthusiast.

1. The Melodies that Echo Through Time:

The Best Country Tribute Shows breathe new life into timeless melodies that have shaped the country music landscape. From the haunting vocals of Johnny Cash to the soulful ballads of Tim McGraw, these tribute artists capture the essence of each legend, delivering performances that transport audiences to the heart of country music's golden era.

2. An Authentic Experience:

What sets the Best Country Tribute Shows apart is their unwavering commitment to authenticity. These talented tribute artists immerse themselves in the personas of country music icons, meticulously recreating their distinct voices, mannerisms, and stage presence. The result is an experience that feels so real, you'll swear you're watching the legends themselves.

3. A Journey Through Time:

Step into the Best Country Tribute Shows and embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of country music history. From the classic hits of Merle Haggard and George Jones to the modern-day anthems of Faith Hill and Willie Nelson, these shows pay homage to the diverse range of talent that has shaped the genre. Each song is a snapshot of a different era, weaving a narrative that celebrates the evolution of country music.

4. A Celebration of Country Music Heritage:

The Best Country Tribute Shows are more than just performances; they are a celebration of the deep-rooted heritage of country music. Through their heartfelt renditions, these tribute artists honor the legacies of the genre's pioneers and remind us of the timeless power of their music. It's a chance to pay tribute to the artists who paved the way for the country music we know and love today.

Conclusion:

The Best Country Tribute Shows are a gateway to the soul of country music. With their authentic performances and dedication to preserving the legacy of country music legends, these shows offer an experience that is both magical and unforgettable. So, embrace the spirit of country music, and let the Best Country Tribute Shows take you on a journey through the heart and soul of this beloved genre. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual listener, these shows are not to be missed. Immerse yourself in the melodies, soak in the emotions, and let the magic of country music transport you to a place where legends come alive.

[spinstrackingsystem]

David Wayne “I Never Heard It Like That” now at radio: Radio Download Here

Additional Artist/Song Information: Artist Name: David Wayne Song Title: I Never Heard It Like That Publishing: Spence Lane Pub/Arkansas Cave Man Publishing Affiliation: BMI Album Title: I Never Heard It Like That Record Label: JGS11 Bio/Tour: Although not yet a household name, David Wayne is no stranger to Country music and Nashville. He grew up with the sounds of his father Playing and singing along to country greats like George Jones, George Strait and Marty Robbins. The first record David Wayne owned was Merle Haggard and his favorite to this day is George Jones. By the time he was In High School he was singing, writing song lyrics and playing drums and guitar. He attended the Country Music Awards in the early 80’s, where his singing and songwriting caught the attention of Barry Beckett who requested that he do a showcase. That is where David Wayne was introduced to Nelson Larkin, as well as two staff writers, Buck Moore and Richard Ross who became co-writers and good friends over the years. Family responsibilities called him back home to Indiana. But David Wayne Has not remained idle in his pursuit of music during his time away from Nashville. Though on a more part-time basis, he has continued with his songwriting, performing Locally on his own and with other musicians. Serving as host and as a performer, David Wayne organized an Opry-style show in his hometown. Read the full article

[newmusicweekly]

David Wayne “I Never Heard It Like That” now at radio: Radio Download Here

Additional Artist/Song Information: Artist Name: David Wayne Song Title: I Never Heard It Like That Publishing: Spence Lane Pub/Arkansas Cave Man Publishing Affiliation: BMI Album Title: I Never Heard It Like That Record Label: JGS11 Bio/Tour: Although not yet a household name, David Wayne is no stranger to Country music and Nashville. He grew up with the sounds of his father Playing and singing along to country greats like George Jones, George Strait and Marty Robbins. The first record David Wayne owned was Merle Haggard and his favorite to this day is George Jones. By the time he was In High School he was singing, writing song lyrics and playing drums and guitar. He attended the Country Music Awards in the early 80’s, where his singing and songwriting caught the attention of Barry Beckett who requested that he do a showcase. That is where David Wayne was introduced to Nelson Larkin, as well as two staff writers, Buck Moore and Richard Ross who became co-writers and good friends over the years. Family responsibilities called him back home to Indiana. But David Wayne Has not remained idle in his pursuit of music during his time away from Nashville. Though on a more part-time basis, he has continued with his songwriting, performing Locally on his own and with other musicians. Serving as host and as a performer, David Wayne organized an Opry-style show in his hometown. Read the full article