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V.C.M.A. VIRGINIA COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION THE V.M.C.A. IS A NONPROFFIT<br>
ORGANIZATION THAT PROMOTES CLASSIC COUNTRY MOSIC WE SEND OUT NEWSLETTERS ON<br>
UPCOMMIND EVENTS AND INFORMATION ON AREA MUSICIANS AND SINGERS WE HOLD MONTHLY<br>
JAMBOREE AND MUSICAL SHOWS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR COME JOIN THE FUN SHOW YOUR<br>
SUPPORT FOR THE CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC YOU LOVE TO HEAR FOR MORE INFORMATTION,<br>
CALL BETTY MCMILAN AT 623-3622, JERR HASE AT 456 0340 OR DAN HARRISON AT 483-91<br>
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<pubDate>Mon, 26 May 2008 23:36:42 MSD</pubDate>
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PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA CITY PARK CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC SHOWS UPCOMING 2008 DATES<br>
27 27 APRIL 25 MAY 15 JUNE 27 JULY 24 AUGUST ALL SHOWTIMES ARE 4 TO 6 P.M THE<br>
SHOWS ARE SPONSORED BY THE VIRGINIA COUNTRY MUSIC ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINMENT<br>
PROVIDER BY V. C.M.A. MEMBERS AMPHITHEATER LOCATED BETWEEN THE GOLF COURSE PRO<br>
SHOP AND THE CITY PARK OFFICE FREE ADMISSION RESTROOMS AND SNACK BAR AVAILABLE<br>
FOR MORE INFROMATION CALL GARLAND ABBOTT AT 757-617-45211 OR KAY AND JERRY HASE<br>
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My Album Poppa Poppa Da Da is doing real well thanks to all my fans love you.<br>
Cheers,Tommy Riddle MySpace.com - Rockabilly Hall of Fame? - 66 - Male - Burns<br>
...iTunes US Tommy Riddle - Poppa Poppa Da Da ..... The song made the Billboard<br>
Top 10 for one week and sold about 750000 copies<br>
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Tommy Riddle - Country Music Singer and SongwriterCountry and gospel music<br>
singer and songwriter, Tommy Riddle presents his music to fans of yesterday,<br>
today and tomorrow. www.tommyriddle.com/ - 7k - Cached - Similar pages Cheers,<br>
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<pubDate>Thu, 09 Aug 2007 07:53:12 MSD</pubDate>
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Sunday - 05 August 2007 OPINION: A Sunday Point Of View - "Line Em'<br>
Up...Moooove Em' Out" By Dick Shuey It is pretty common knowledge by now what<br>
the problems are with our Country Music Industry. Everybody wonders what<br>
happened...and when we step back and take a look it isn't hard to understand<br>
why the Record Industry can't see the forest for the trees. Those trees are the<br>
cowboys and cowgirls they have lined up put a hat on them...sent them to voice<br>
classes and the makeup artists ...bought them a wardrobe ...tell them what to<br>
sing ... what to say and try to make them something they just ain't. What a<br>
joke...!!! They all look alike...they all sound alike and they have no style.<br>
They look pretty on the cover of a magazine and that's about extent of it. Out<br>
of a hundred they may get lucky and end up with one artist who may make some<br>
noise. Maybe. When are they ever going to learn the country music fan isn't<br>
stupid. These so called cowboys and cowgirls aren't even country...THEY ARE POP<br>
ARISTS...created in some ivory tower on music row. A new York / LA<br>
mentality....bless their hearts. They just spent a 100 million dollars on<br>
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STORY BEHIND THE SONG A lot of hit songs have been written from lines in movies<br>
or television programs and according to Bob McDill, Keith Whitley s 1988 hit,<br>
Don t Close Your Eyes &nbsp;was one of those tunes! McDill commented, &nbsp;That idea<br>
came from a Neil Simon play that was made into a movie titled &nbsp;California Suite<br>
&nbsp; with Maggie Smith and the English actor I can t think of his name. Anyway he<br>
plays a gay man who s married to this gal and she s about to win her first<br>
Oscar. They come to the awards ceremony and he s involved in hustling some<br>
little boy at dinner. She s learned to live with all of that. She wants him to<br>
make love to her that night and I was walking thru the room when my wife and my<br>
daughter were watching that movie when Maggie Smith said &nbsp;hold me tonight and<br>
make love to me tonight and don t close your eyes. Don t pretend I m somebody<br>
else. &nbsp; And I thought that was a great title. So that s where that song came<br>
from. &nbsp;Whitley s &nbsp;Don t Close Your Eyes &nbsp;entered the country music charts April<br>
30th, 1988 and made it to number one. It was his 10th charted song and was on<br>
the charts for 23 weeks.<br>
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Shane Yellowbird's "Pickup Truck" #1 Video in Canada Shane Yellowbird's #1<br>
Canadian single "Pickup Truck" is now also the #1 music video on CMT Canada.<br>
Yellowbird's catchy, feel good tune topped the radio charts for several weeks,<br>
and the music video is now following in those footsteps. The video, shot by<br>
Arkadia Pictures in Vancouver, depicts a man in different stages of life,<br>
accompanied by his four-wheeled companion. As the man ages, his pickup truck<br>
(and pickup lines) gets more extravagant, but his chances of success with the<br>
ladies get slimmer. The song is one of Shane's favourites from his debut album<br>
"Life is Calling My Name", because it's one that many people can relate to. "I<br>
don't think there's any guy out there who wouldn't relate to being shut down by<br>
a lady", Shane jokes, "And we have to laugh at ourselves, because we've all had<br>
our cheesy moments. I'm just glad that the fans are really enjoying the song<br>
and the video." "Pickup Truck" also hit the #1 spot on this month's (July)<br>
Country Music News Top 100 chart. - www.shaneyellowbird.com - 306 Records<br>
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SET FOR LIFE By: joseph J, Mazzell This Is A thought I Felt My Friends Would<br>
Enjoy. I saw an advertisement for a new game show on television the other day.<br>
It was called "Set for Life" and people in it will compete for a monthly check<br>
that will supposedly "set" them for life. For some reason seeing this<br>
advertisement reminded me of a moment when my own family was definitely not set<br>
for life. It was just after a fire had destroyed our home when I was a boy. We<br>
had no insurance and the fire had taken everything we had except our own lives.<br>
When my Dad looked through the ashes he could only find one thing: the plastic<br>
case that my Mom always kept her wedding and Mother s rings in. It had melted<br>
around them and saved them from the flames. I can remember Mom crying when he<br>
brought them to her. They were not worth much money, but they symbolized the<br>
priceless love and joy that our family shared. I can see now that this love and<br>
joy were our true treasures. They were all we really needed to be set for life.<br>
When it comes to truly being set for life we have to look away from our<br>
paychecks and look within ourselves. Making a living is not the same as living.<br>
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In Loving Memory of Spc David J. Babineau, PFC Kristian Menchaca, and PFC<br>
Thomas L. Tucker. Eternal Leave Granted June 16, 2006 THREE SCREAMING EAGLES<br>
The Eagles are screaming for justice today, "Down with the enemy that took our<br>
sons away!" Their talons reach far as beaks turn to steel, Majestic wings will<br>
rain fire on the evil that kills. "Old Glory" waves strong o'er the "Land of<br>
the Free", Her colors won't run 'though today her heart grieves. Carefully<br>
she'll be placed across three of her own, The Flag of America will accompany<br>
them home. Lady Liberty shudders and heaves a great sigh, Her tears silently<br>
fall as an airplane passes by. On board are our Heroes who've paid the high<br>
cost, She lifts her torch higher in salute of our loss. In America's heartland<br>
we'll clasp family's hands, We all say a prayer for blood spilled in the sand.<br>
Heads are bowed lower and eyes shut so tight, "God, how we grieve for the brave<br>
ones who fight. Send down your Angels to those left behind, Give warmth to<br>
their hearts and peace for their minds. In faith may we walk and in hope we'll<br>
believe, You opened Your Arms and set their souls free. A long bugle echoes<br>
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In Loving Memory of Spc David J. Babineau, PFC Kristian Menchaca, and PFC<br>
Thomas L. Tucker. Eternal Leave Granted June 16, 2006 THREE SCREAMING EAGLES<br>
The Eagles are screaming for justice today, "Down with the enemy that took our<br>
sons away!" Their talons reach far as beaks turn to steel, Majestic wings will<br>
rain fire on the evil that kills. "Old Glory" waves strong o'er the "Land of<br>
the Free", Her colors won't run 'though today her heart grieves. Carefully<br>
she'll be placed across three of her own, The Flag of America will accompany<br>
them home. Lady Liberty shudders and heaves a great sigh, Her tears silently<br>
fall as an airplane passes by. On board are our Heroes who've paid the high<br>
cost, She lifts her torch higher in salute of our loss. In America's heartland<br>
we'll clasp family's hands, We all say a prayer for blood spilled in the sand.<br>
Heads are bowed lower and eyes shut so tight, "God, how we grieve for the brave<br>
ones who fight. Send down your Angels to those left behind, Give warmth to<br>
their hearts and peace for their minds. In faith may we walk and in hope we'll<br>
believe, You opened Your Arms and set their souls free. A long bugle echoes<br>
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To all my friends and fans This is my Contact e-mail address tcr27@cox.net<br>
please contact me if you have any questions or need CD's thanks. IN CHRIST I<br>
LIVE Cheers, Tommy Riddle<br>
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To all traditional radio stations who play country please contact me for you CD<br>
copy for air play tommy.riddle@cox.net thanks. Cheers. Tommy Riddle<br>
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To all my friends, Please hear this: I support all military men and women<br>
fighting for our freedom and I have recorded a single CD titled, "God Bless The<br>
Soldier" #1, #2 is, "Mother Liberty." I need your help and support, I want to<br>
sell as many of these CD's as I can, so I can dedicate it to all the wounded in<br>
the hospitals and send them copys for free and I need your help to do that.<br>
Check out the CD's on my webpage at: tommy@tommyriddle.com on the music page.<br>
I'm sure if all my friends purchase one I can do that. You can order from me<br>
at: tcr27@cox.net and pay through PayPall. Hope to hear from you soon. IN<br>
CHRIST I LIVE Cheers, Tommy Riddle<br>
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This is Tommy Riddle, All of you, A&amp;R people, Publishers and Artist also<br>
Writers, who needs songs to record, I have what you want. Please check out my<br>
website: tommy@tommyriddle.com and you can purchase CD's from me through PayPal<br>
at: tcr27@cox.net . I can also furnish all artist a recording and publishing<br>
package that want to come to Portsmouth, VA to record their CD's. Let me hear<br>
from you please and keep it country. Yours Truly, Tommy Riddle<br>
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This is Tommy Riddle, Would like to let my fans and friends know that I am<br>
celebrating 60 years in country music and I am happy to say I have just<br>
released my new CD single on May the 29th. 2007. "God Bless The Soldier" and<br>
"Mother Liberty". Check my site at www.tommy@tommyriddle.com and listen to it.<br>
If you like it and want to purchase it, please email me at tcr27@cox.net.<br>
Payable through Pay Pal. God bless you and thanks. Cheers, Tommy Riddle<br>
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