Act | Song of Note | Comments |
A Fallen Star | Became a country star in the late ‘50s. Does Cajun music now, which is what he opened the show doing. I really liked the Cajun stuff. I bet Darrell & Deanna have heard “A Fallen Star” | |
Forgive I’m Not Who You Think I Am | “I’m Not...” was a great song about alcoholism. Really! | |
Darlene Just a Closer Walk with Thee | What an entertainer – probably the most comfortable, engaging personality all night. And his “Just a Closer Walk with Thee” was a rocking delight! I want it. | |
Sweet Southern Comfort | Winner of the first season of “Nashville Star” New country, and pure country. | |
| Old country, and pure country. | |
This is My Son | An amazingly talented family, with exceptional fiddle, guitar and banjo playing. | |
“A-Sleeping at the Foot of the Bed” Mountain Dew | Wow – he is small. And funny. When the crew was setting up the microphone ahead of his entry to the stage, the guy setting the height put the mic at the level of the lowest button on his polo shirt. It was just right. | |
Poor, Poor Pitiful Me Easy on the Eyes, Hard on the Heart | A fine performer! Good way to send us home happy. I think having an audience that had an average age below 72 would have helped her bring down the house. |
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Grand Ole Opry - The Acts
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