Join Stacy Lawson and Ross Key on Saturday, May 4 at Wilson County Fairgrounds

WHO'S GONNA FILL THEIR SHOES...THE LEGEND GEORGE JONES

NASHVILLE, TN
04/26/2013
I feel as if I have lost a family member. Words cannot convey the talent of George Jones. He exemplified Traditional Country music. George (The Possum) Jones passed away this morning in Vanderbilt Medical Center, where he had been admitted on April 18. The country music world has lost one of the greatest legends of its genre.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2013/04/26/george-jones-country-superstar-has-died-at-81/2115323/
"He Stopped Loving Her Today" is the most requested song on country radio stations.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1R2F9f2Cl6Y

Traditional Country Music March on Music Row & Music Show!

PRESS RELEASE

NASHVILLE, TN, April 16, 2013: The Traditional Country Music Foundation, Inc. will be marching down Music Row on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 beginning at 11:00am at the Tony Rose Park in Nashville, Tennessee with a petition in hand to deliver to the Country Music Association (CMA) and one or two major label record companies. Those who still love and want to hear the classic country music on mainstream radio channels as well as the music of Traditional Country music artists of today.

 

After the march, there will be a Traditional Country Music Show at John A's Restaurant located near Opryland on Music Valley Drive in Nashville. The Music Show features Grand Ole Opry entertainer and hit songwriter of the stars, Don Chapel. John A's is legendary in Nashville and around the world. With the legends of Traditional Country music gather for dinner and music any given night of the week. It's just hard to tell who you may bump into at the restaurant. Just down the street is the Ernest Tubb Record Shop which houses Ernest Tubb's tour bus. And, next to that is the famous Texas Troubadour Theatre where the Midnight Jamboree broadcasts live from every Saturday Night beginning at midnight. The General Jackson Showboat, Nashville Palace, Willie Nelson's General Store, and Cooters are just a few of the many attractions nearby.

The Music Show is Free and Open To The Public!