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you still have something on the ball, Please help, it won't cost ya a thing ****Bill's Country Calendar **** -30- Lewis Crook, Grand Ole Opry performer, born Trousdale County, TN 1909. Alcyone Bate Beasley, Grand Ole Opry performer, born Castallian Springs, TN 1912. Johnny Gimble, fiddle virtuoso, born near Tyler, TX 1926. Tom Collins, producer/publisher, born Lenoir, TN 1942. Ray Price went to #1 with "Crazy Arms" and stayed there for 20-weeks in 1955. Ernie Ashworth's first top 10 single, "Each Moment," charted 1960. Mike Snider, Grand Ole Opry Member, born Gleason, TN 1960. Wynonna Judd, "Christina Claire Ciminella" born Ashland, KY 1964. Dolly Parton married Carl Dean in Catoosa County, GA 1966. Dave Apollon, age 75, Traditional Bluegrass/Mandolin, died 1972. Claude Lampley, age 79, of the "Fruit Jar Drinkers," died 1975. Marty Robbins drove the pace car for the Indy 500 race 1976. Karl Victor Davis, age 73, of the Cumberland Ridge Runners, and WLS's National Barn Dance, died 1979. Marty Robbins released "All Around Cowboy/The Dreamer" 1979. Deborah Allen married songwriter Rafe Van Hoy 1982. Chet Atkins released his 2-CD set "My Favorite Guitars/It's a Guitar World" 1995. Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan visited back-stage at the Grand Ole Opry in 1998. The first thing he wanted to know was, "Where is Little Jimmy Dickens?" I want to meet Jimmy Dickens. A bomb threat forced the evacuation of more than 3,100 people at Kenny Rogers' concert at Royal Albert Hall in London in 1999. No bomb was found, no injuries reported. Blue Hat released Charlie Daniels' album "Road Dogs" 2000. Lee Ann Womack sang during pre-race ceremonies at the Indianapolis 500 in 2004 Also visit: Bill's "Rockabilly Country News & Views"
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Compiled by Bill Morrison - billmorrison2002@hotmail.com **** Country Music News **** Paisley, Hough top Billboard charts Thursday, May 29, 2008 – Brad Paisley and Julianne Hough top the Billboard country song and album charts for the week ending June 7 respectively with "I'm Still a Guy" and Hough's self-titled debut. The top five spots on the song chart remained constant: Phil Vassar with "Love is a Beautiful Thing" second; James Otto with "Just Got Started Lovin' You" third; Rascal Flatts with "Every Day" fourth and Lady Antebellum with "Love Don't Live Here' fifth. Blake Shelton broke
into the top 10 with "Home," up 3 at 8th. There was very little movement in the
rest of the top 25. The Lost Trailers made into the top 25 - 24th - with "Holler
Back." Jason Michael Carroll was up 1 to 25th with "I Can Sleep When I'm
Dead."
On the album chart,
Taylor Swift stayed second. Last week's number 1, Toby Keith's "35 Biggest
Hits," slipped to third. Carrie Underwood remained fourth with "Carnival Ride,"
and Sugarland jumped 10 spots to 5th with "Enjoy the Ride." Kenny Chesney was up
three to seventh with "Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates," while Garth Brooks'
"The Ultimate Hits" was in ninth, up three.
Miranda Lambert was up
5 to 14 with "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend." Rodney Atkins jumped 6 spots to 20th with
"If You're Going Through Hell."
On the overall
top 200 chart, Hough was 3rd, Swift 12th, Keith 13th, Underwood 16th and
Sugarland 25th.
The Browns Back on Charts with New All-Hits CD Toured With Elvis, Appeared On American Bandstand & Ed Sullivan The sweet sounds of The Browns — Maxine, Jim Ed and Bonnie— are once again swirling across America thanks to the impact of their new Collector's Choice album, The Complete Hits Of The Browns. Released just weeks ago, the album has risen to No. 3 on the Collector’s Choice Top 10 charts, outselling such popular packages as Frank Sinatra’s Nothing But The Best and Frankie Valli’s Solo/Timeless. Unlike previous albums, this new package contains all 21 of The Browns’ major hits, including “The Three Bells,” “Here Today And Gone Tomorrow,” “Looking Back To See,” “I Take The Chance,” “The Old Lamplighter,” “Scarlet Ribbons (For Her Hair),” “Send Me The Pillow You Dream On” and “I Heard The Bluebirds Sing.” Accompanying the album are archival photos of The Browns and detailed liner notes from the eminent country music historian, Colin Escott, who won a Grammy for producing the album The Complete Hank Williams. Formed in their native Arkansas in the early 1950s, The Browns went Top 10 in 1954 with their first single, “Looking Back to See.” They became regular cast members of the Louisiana Hayride just in time to welcome Elvis Presley to that historic live radio show. For the next two years, they toured with Elvis Presley. Later, they moved on to The Ozark Jubilee network television show and from there to the Grand Ole Opry. In 1959, The Browns became one of the most in-demand acts in music via their recording of “The Three Bells.” The song was No. 1 for 10 weeks on the country charts and topped the pop charts for four weeks. It even climbed to No. 10 on the rhythm & blues listing. The song also earned The Browns guest appearances on such wildly popular TV programs as The Ed Sullivan Show and American Bandstand and transformed them into an international sensation. The fabled trio disbanded in 1967—the sisters intent on raising their families and Jim Ed determined to carve out a solo recording and performing career. Maxine Brown chronicled The Browns’ remarkable life in show business in her bestselling memoir, Looking Back to See, from the University of Arkansas Press. Kick off CMA Music Festival Week with the Opry The Opry kicks off CMA Music Fest Week with Fan Day at the Opry on June 3! Join us for a special 5:30 p.m. Opry Plaza Party presented by Humana, featuring a performance by ACM nominee Luke Bryan. And, due to overwhelming demand, we've added a second Tuesday Night Opry show with performances by Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Montgomery Gentry, and more! View the Tuesday Night line-up. Be sure to add the Opry to your To Do list during CMA Music Fest week. Competition will be stiff this year as country music's hottest stars compete in the 18th Annual City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge on June 4 at Nashville's Greer Stadium. Get tickets so you can be there to root for the Opry Live team. Stay up until the wee hours to raise money for charity at the Opry Trust Fund Benefit at the Ryman on June 5 at 11 p.m. You'll see Joe Diffie, Neal McCoy, Chris Young, Lorrie Morgan , Andy Griggs, and more. The Opry returns to the historic Ryman for a special performance Saturday, June 7 at 3 p.m., featuring Lady Antebellum, Emerson Drive, and more. Join us for the show that made country music famous and see: Friday Night - Charley Pride , Mark Wills, Ricky Skaggs, and more! Saturday Night - Dwight Yoakam (first show only), Joe Nichols, Jennifer Hanson, Mel Tillis, Charley Pride, and more! Don't miss a moment at the Opry during this year's CMA Music Fest! Visit opry.com/CMAFest to see our complete schedule of activities and performances! This Weekend at the Opry GET TICKETS Join us at the Opry this weekend to see performances by Joe Nichols, Trent Tomlinson, Gene Watson, Chris Young, Carlene Carter, Del McCoury Band, and many more! View the complete weekend line-up. Eddy Arnold's "To Life" Stretches Chart Success Into Seventh Decade Eddy Arnold's song, "To Life," will chart on Billboard's country airplay chart this week, stretching his chart success into a seventh consecutive decade. Arnold recorded the song for his final RCA album, released in 2005. The label had planned to honor Arnold on his 90th birthday on May 15 by asking radio stations to help chart the single. However, he died on May 8. Arnold charted 147 country singles, including "Make the World Go Away," "I'll Hold You in My Heart (Till I Can Hold You in My Arms)," "Anytime" and "Cattle Call." He earned more Top 10 hits (92) and more consecutive Top 10 hits (67) than anyone in country history. Arnold is ranked as Billboard's No. 1 country artist of all time. And I can't help but think of all the country radio people of today, and all the young country stars that have no idea how important it is to always continue to keep the legends alive by our lifetime of playing and respecting their great recordings because someday they will be old and grey hoping people in country don't forget them! Yes! Today our life is but a moment and then forgotten! Why? Because that's life. It has always been that way! Famous people who have worked hard through the years are forgotten as time ticks onward. It's a real shame isn't it? Sir Eddy Arnold is truly a great legend of country music and every radio station claiming to be country should stand and applaud this great talent, with an expression of airtime play of his last resent recording. Yes, play some of his older greats, but, play his unheard new CD that just came out! Don't just play his old music! You young recording artist, stars that will someday be legends of country, tell radio that country people do want to remember their country heritage by continuing to give tribute to the legends by always playing their last, and latest recordings up to, and beyound their leaving town like Sir Eddy Arnold just did! After all, you young stars would want radio to remember you that way, yes? Or do you want country people someday to ignore your great recordings? Put yourself in Sir Eddy Arnolds family, friends and fans shoes, sort-of-speak, and you will feel a sadness they are experiencing because nobody in country radio seems to care about this legend's new recorded country music, by not playing even one of the latest songs on his CD! We are lucky if they will play an old song of Sir Eddy Arnold's music! I'm only fifty six years of age, my whole life in country, and I feel so sad that this respect is gone with the wind faster than ever before! Never in time has it been more greedy, selfish, unkind, hateful, dishonorable, disrespectful, in one generation than it is true of today's country people who are in control of the mass media! And it sickens be to no end how country people don't complain to radio for not giving Sir Eddy Arnold a royal honorable send off that he most truly disserves and is owed because of his many years in this great country! What is the matter with you people? Has your God given love for our country music heritage gone up in smoke with the burning fire within you? This is Sir Eddy Arnold we are talking about here! I'm sorry. I guess I got carried away here in my thoughts. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I respect our country music heritage to much. After all, what could country people really do to force country radio to play some of "Sir Eddy Arnold's" NEW CD music. These corporate media companies only think of their profits, and they really have no feelings like we do? So all you young stars of country music, remember, "OUR LIFE IS BUT A MOMENT AND THEN FORGOTTEN", and as for Sir Eddy Arnold, may he rest in peace. And to all his family, friends and fans, may you be comforted to know, my heart and mind is with you and yours on this year of pain and sorrow on missing a legend who will not be forgotten in my family. Jimmy Stix 5-22-08 --jimstix@nycap.rr.com-- www.jimstix.com A lot different than people Coyotes are extremely loyal to their mates. If one is caught in a trap, the other will bring small game for it to eat; it will soak itself in a river to allow its thirsty mate to chew on its damp fur for water. It has been documented that the free coyote will stay with its captive partner until death. **** Amy's Kitchen **** Diabetic Delight...
Apple Cherry Cobbler
Source: The Joslin Diabetes Gourmet Cookbook 6 oz Cherries, tart, dried 3 tbsp Brandy, 80 proof, Calvados (substitute unsweetened apple juice if preferred) 1 lb medium apple (tart ) 2 tbsp fresh lemon juice 1/2 tsp cardamom, ground 1 Crust, pie, all ready, refrigerated dough, 9" 2 tbsp Sugar 1 Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Combine dried cherries with Calvados: set aside for 15 minutes. 2 Meanwhile, peel and core the apples; slice thinly lengthwise. Sprinkle apples with lemon juice and cardamom. Combine macerated cherries and apples. 3 Roll out dough into a large, ragged circle about 14 inches in diameter. Fit dough into an 8-inch round ovenproof dish at least 2 inches deep, allowing the excess pastry to drape over the edge. Place the apples and cherries in the prepared dish, mounding slightly in the middle. Bring pastry up and over apples and cherries. (It will not quite cover fruit.) Sprinkle with sugar. 4 Bake for 45 minutes, or until the crust is brown and filling is bubbling. Nutrition Facts Makes 12 servings Amount Per Serving Calories 179.4 Total Carbs 31.6g Dietary Fiber 5.6g Sugars 15.8g Total Fat 4.8g Saturated Fat 2g Unsaturated Fat 2.8g Protein 1.2g Sodium 67.4mg Dietary Exchanges Fat 1, Fruit 1 1/2, Other Carbohydrate 1 Sweet Apple Gazpacho from Dessert Du Jour 3 6-oz. cartons vanilla low-fat yogurt 2 medium Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, and cut up 1 medium cucumber, peeled, halved, seeded, and cut up 3/4 cup apple juice or cider 1 Tbsp. packed fresh mint leaves 1 fresh jalapeno chile pepper, seeded and cut up* (optional) 1/4 tsp. salt Fresh mint (optional) Purchased pizzelles or other cookies (optional) 1. In food processor or blender combine yogurt, apples, cucumber, apple juice, mint, jalapeno, and salt. Cover and process or blend until mixture is nearly smooth. (If container is too full, process or blend half of the mixture at a time.) If desired, garnish each serving with mint and serve with pizzelles. Makes 8 (1/2-cup) servings. *Note: Because hot chile peppers contain volatile oils that can burn your skin and eyes, avoid direct contact with chiles as much as possible. When working with chile peppers, wear plastic or rubber gloves. If your bare hands do touch the chile peppers, wash your hands well with soap and water. Nutrition facts per serving:Calories 89 Total Fat (g) 1 Saturated Fat (g) 1 Monounsaturated Fat (g) 0 Polyunsaturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 3 Sodium (mg) 117 Carbohydrate (g) 18 Total Sugar (g) 16 Fiber (g) 1 Protein (g) 3
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