>Jon W. recommends:
>Gotta bookmark that Opry schedule page, Dina . It's at
>http://www.country.com/music/opry/opry-schedule-f.html ; they usually post
>the new one on Wednesday.
>
As a matter of fact, I do have it bookmarked and I highly recommend the
practice. Before heading out for a Satur
At 01:27 AM 4/25/99 -0400, Jon wrote:
> In between she
>did a good slow, hard-country number that's not on either of her albums,
most >likely titled "A Way To Survive"; anyone know where it comes from?
A Way To Survive is among my very favorite Ray Price hits, a Top 10 effort
from 1966. --david c
> Oh, RATS! Ray Price was on the Opry? And Lee Ann Womack and Stonewall,
> too?
Gotta bookmark that Opry schedule page, Dina . It's at
http://www.country.com/music/opry/opry-schedule-f.html ; they usually post
the new one on Wednesday.
Thanks all for the help on "A Way To Survive." I shoulda
Oh, RATS! Ray Price was on the Opry? And Lee Ann Womack and Stonewall,
too? Rats--I wasn't home and forgot to set a tape. Well, I did see 40
Acre Feud last night and Ray was in it (pretty glassy-eyed and looking like
a bowl of spaghetti) and George Jones and a bunch of other people... so
that
In a message dated 4/25/99 12:29:38 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< In between she did a good slow, hard-country number that's not on either
of her albums, most likely titled "A Way To Survive"; anyone know where it
comes from? >>
jon -- it mighta been the mid-'60s ray
Jon Weisberger writes:
>Caught most of the rerun of tonight's televised portion, and though
>Ray Price was a hard act to follow - dang, he sounded good, and he also
>sounded great on the radio-only second show - Lee Ann was up to the
>job after a slightly shaky start with her Terry Smith-endor
> did a good slow, hard-country number that's not on either of her albums,
> most likely titled "A Way To Survive"; anyone know where it comes from?
Most recent version I know of is Gene Watson but I think Hank Thompson had a
go at it and my band does it every weekend.
Mike Hays
http://www.TwangCa
Caught most of the rerun of tonight's televised portion, and though Ray
Price was a hard act to follow - dang, he sounded good, and he also sounded
great on the radio-only second show - Lee Ann was up to the job after a
slightly shaky start with her Terry Smith-endorsed current hit; it looked to
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