Hope you are enoying your Martin Luther King Day holiday. Tomorrow’s the inauguration. It will be a big week. While you wait, check out Cledus T. Judd’s “Waitin’ On Obama.”
Alan Jackson fans had a rare opportunity this weekend to purchase one of his vintage vehicles. Alan was selling his 1967 Jeepster Commando, 1967 Toyota Land Cruiser and 1969 Chevrolet Camaro at a Collector Car Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. Alan personally oversaw the restoration process of the vehicles. Jackson's love for vintage cars might well go back to his first car, a 1955 Ford Thunderbird, which he bought for $3,200. With the help of his father, Gene, he restored it. He used to pick up his now-wife Denise when they were dating, but he later sold it in order to buy their first home. After his country career took off, Denise tracked the car down, had it restored and surprised him with the very special gift. The cream-colored convertible sits in Jackson's 12-car garage outside of Nashville, which houses several other vintage cars.
Trace Adkins fans need to clear some room on the DVR for some upcoming appearances.
Wednesday, he'll be on Ellen and perform his Grammy nominated You're Gonna Miss This. Later that day, catch Trace singing Marry For Money on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson. And then on Saturday, Trace does an acoustic performance on Fox's new late night show, Talkshow With Spike Feresten.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Red or Green?
If you answered GREEN, you're probably a fan of La Fuente Mexican Restaurant’s famous green chile dishes. Better hurry if you want to save half. La Fuente certificates are available this morning at 6 am during Half Off Wednesday while supplies last.
Ever wanted to be a teenager again? Here’s a chance to relive the days of giggly adolescence when it meant everything just to be close enough to the stage to grab the leg of your favorite pop tart. Monday night in Anaheim, California, Taylor Swift was the surprise guest at a Jonas Brothers concert. The only teenager any attendance who didn’t have a camera was in the 85th row of the third balcony. The rest of them had lenses locked on their favorite Jonas Brother, so it’s no surprise that dozens of clips of Taylor’s appearance have popped up overnight. The Blog Mouse weeded out one of the better ones so you can experience the screaming, bobbing, and hormonally enhanced love fest of a pop concert.
Kenny Chesney, George Strait, Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn led the list of mainstream country artists nominated for the Inspirational Country Music Awards. Kenny landed nominations for “Never Wanted Nothing More” as Song of the Year and “Don’t Blink” as Video of the Year. Alan was nominated for “Small Town Southern Man” and George took home a nod for “I Saw God Today.” Ronnie and Kix landed in the Song of the Year and Video of the Year categories with “God Must Be Busy.” Also up for Video of the Year is Carrie Underwood for “So Small”; Tim McGraw for “If You’re Reading This” and Phil Vassar for “Love Is a Beautiful Thing.” The awards will be handed out October 16th.
James Otto has partnered with CMT to collect your funny D.U.I. stories. That’s Dialing Under the Influence. Themed after a song on the Sunset Man CD, the “Drink and Dial” contest is asking fans to call 1-866-877-4268 and share funny stories about your drunken dialing indiscretions. Fess up quick, the contest ends August 3rd. The six best stories will be turned into short, animated films to be featured on CMT. The grand-prize winner will also receive an iPhone (breathalyzer not included).
From around the web:
Sara Evans is going to be the spokesperson for a new family meal time campaign, sponsored by Libby’s. The point of the campaign is to encourage families to gather around the table for a meal together. Wynonna is going to put a cover of Merle Haggard’s “Are The Good Times Really Over” on her next album, scheduled to be released this fall. Cledus T. Judd is getting married again. The 4th “Mrs. Judd” is a massage therapist Cledus met at the chiropractor’s office while he was seeking treatment for injuries sustained in a softball game. And finally, Gretchen Wilson has won ESPN”s Baseball Tonight video contest, which had fans voting for their favorite version of the seventh-inning stretch classic “Take Me Out To The Ball Game.” Gretchen’s country version of the song was among an eclectic group of 9 videos, and Gretchen couldn’t be more thrilled that the fans chose it as best since she is such a fan of the game. "My mom had me in the girly stuff first -- ballet and dance classes. But as soon as I was old enough to make my own decisions, I was playing baseball," Gretchen said. “I took after my Uncle Vern. He was an all-star back home."
Ever wanted to be a teenager again? Here’s a chance to relive the days of giggly adolescence when it meant everything just to be close enough to the stage to grab the leg of your favorite pop tart. Monday night in Anaheim, California, Taylor Swift was the surprise guest at a Jonas Brothers concert. The only teenager any attendance who didn’t have a camera was in the 85th row of the third balcony. The rest of them had lenses locked on their favorite Jonas Brother, so it’s no surprise that dozens of clips of Taylor’s appearance have popped up overnight. The Blog Mouse weeded out one of the better ones so you can experience the screaming, bobbing, and hormonally enhanced love fest of a pop concert.Kenny Chesney, George Strait, Alan Jackson and Brooks & Dunn led the list of mainstream country artists nominated for the Inspirational Country Music Awards. Kenny landed nominations for “Never Wanted Nothing More” as Song of the Year and “Don’t Blink” as Video of the Year. Alan was nominated for “Small Town Southern Man” and George took home a nod for “I Saw God Today.” Ronnie and Kix landed in the Song of the Year and Video of the Year categories with “God Must Be Busy.” Also up for Video of the Year is Carrie Underwood for “So Small”; Tim McGraw for “If You’re Reading This” and Phil Vassar for “Love Is a Beautiful Thing.” The awards will be handed out October 16th.
James Otto has partnered with CMT to collect your funny D.U.I. stories. That’s Dialing Under the Influence. Themed after a song on the Sunset Man CD, the “Drink and Dial” contest is asking fans to call 1-866-877-4268 and share funny stories about your drunken dialing indiscretions. Fess up quick, the contest ends August 3rd. The six best stories will be turned into short, animated films to be featured on CMT. The grand-prize winner will also receive an iPhone (breathalyzer not included).From around the web:
Sara Evans is going to be the spokesperson for a new family meal time campaign, sponsored by Libby’s. The point of the campaign is to encourage families to gather around the table for a meal together. Wynonna is going to put a cover of Merle Haggard’s “Are The Good Times Really Over” on her next album, scheduled to be released this fall. Cledus T. Judd is getting married again. The 4th “Mrs. Judd” is a massage therapist Cledus met at the chiropractor’s office while he was seeking treatment for injuries sustained in a softball game. And finally, Gretchen Wilson has won ESPN”s Baseball Tonight video contest, which had fans voting for their favorite version of the seventh-inning stretch classic “Take Me Out To The Ball Game.” Gretchen’s country version of the song was among an eclectic group of 9 videos, and Gretchen couldn’t be more thrilled that the fans chose it as best since she is such a fan of the game. "My mom had me in the girly stuff first -- ballet and dance classes. But as soon as I was old enough to make my own decisions, I was playing baseball," Gretchen said. “I took after my Uncle Vern. He was an all-star back home."
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