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Georgia Anti-Dogfighting Ad To Feature Willie Nelson
Sissy Spacek and Reese Witherspoon land on EW.com’s list of favorite singing actors for their respective roles as Loretta Lynn and June Carter Cash. Spacek portrayed Loretta in the 1980 biopic Coal Miner’s Daughter and Witherspoon played June in Walk the Line.
In his description of Miranda Lambert and her music Chris Gray writes “…live is [...]Continue reading "Georgia Anti-Dogfighting Ad To Feature Willie Nelson"
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Kristofferson to star alongside Affleck, Aniston
Kris Kristofferson will appear with Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Scarlett Johansson, and Drew Barrymore in the upcoming film titled, “He’s Just Not That Into You,” based on the book of the same name, which claims to offer the, “No-excuses truth to understanding guys.”
Didn’t Tracy Byrd already cover everything the ladies need to know in “The [...]Continue reading "Kristofferson to star alongside Affleck, Aniston"
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Willie & Family Perform At San Antonio Rodeo And The 100 Greatest Love Songs
I hope you guys aren’t sick of the concert reviews from the San Antonio Rodeo yet, because John Goodspeed has another great one from last night’s performance by Willie Nelson and three members of his family.
The concert was a family affair, too, with longtime pianist Bobbie Nelson, his little sister, and two new members — [...]Continue reading "Willie & Family Perform At San Antonio Rodeo And The 100 Greatest Love Songs"
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- Steve M.: Then you better alert the "Norton Introduction to Literature" which includes "Mr. Tambourine Man" in its section on American poetry.
- Michelle: Look, I said "I'm sorry and it was my bad!" I use to say, "ouchy" all the time(meaning good)!!
- Jon: @Steve M. Bob Dylan's a songwriter, not a poet. He didn't place his words alone on paper, he ...
- Steve M.: Yes, i know there is a difference. But place Dylan's words alone on paper, they make for greater poetry in ...
- stormy: Jon: And if Taylor were soulful or authentic or had an iota of talent, she would get a pass ...
- merlefan49: Why would the word ouch mean I'm enjoying it? I meant ouch that was bad.
- Jon: And by the way, Dylan is a songwriter, not a poet. There's a difference.
- Jon: Steve M., I believe that's from the big Robert Shelton review that helped get Dylan so much attention; believe me, ...
- Michelle: Sorry, didn't know. I assumed some guy was really enjoying it, my bad! Yeah, it was sucky to me too!
- Jon: Well, Michelle, I'll say this much: most of the intelligent and useful things you can say about music don't involve ...
