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Pull The Train! — January 2015 Newsletter For The Society Of Old Farts And Jackasses AMAZING! Fan Club (Special Dedication To Billy Walker)
FOUNDER’S CORNER: January 2015 sure has been a very rough month for us here at classiccountrymusicgoldnashville.com., as it has been for all of Country Music in general, because not only are we the Society Of Old Farts And Jackasses experiencing … Continue reading
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Spotlight Song For Week Ending March 22, 2014 — “Blue Suede Shoes”
SONGWRITER: Possessing a B-Side of “Honey Don’t,” and first suggested to Carl Perkins during a story Johnny Cash told him about an Army buddy of his he had met in Germany named C.V. White who called his military footwear “blue … Continue reading
Posted in Spotlight Songs
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Top Country Music Songs Of 1962
THE BEATLES: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1962 saw The Beatles make their initial audition for the Decca Records label. LARAMIE PEACOCK: NBC Television unveiled its famous Laramie Peacock logo, that displayed the bird’s bright plummage against a kaleidoscopic … Continue reading
Posted in Top Country Music Songs of the Year
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Top Country Music Songs Of 1957
ELVIS PRESLEY: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1957 saw Elvis Presley make his third appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show but was only shown from the waist up. COLLIER’S WEEKLY: Founded in 1888 as Collier’s Once A Week Magazine, … Continue reading
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