"Brokedown in Bakersfield doesn't describe someone's car trouble--it's a band that uses a pedal steel guitar as the foundation for a sound that brings back visions of country music's roots."
Click here for more on the special sound of Brokedown in Bakersfield.
Showing posts with label country music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label country music. Show all posts
Friday, November 18, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Long Black Train: Glimpses of Grace in Country Music
"A dear friend and I are having one of our periodic good-natured debates over contemporary Christian music (or CCM, as it’s often called). Specifically, over my lack of interest in it."
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Click here for more.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Come Together Now Haiti: Music City Unites for Haiti
"When the music community comes together, powerful things happen.Look for your favorite Christian, gospel and country performers in this moving video."
Click here for the video. Then pass it along!
Click here for the video. Then pass it along!
Labels:
2010,
country music,
feel good news,
good news now,
gospel music,
haiti,
world relief
Monday, November 16, 2009
Marching to glory: The Marian Catholic High School Band
"In a series of three stories, reporter Howard Reich traces the struggles of the Marian Catholic High School Band of Chicago Heights, IL. The once-legendary band is struggling to reclaim a national crown. All three stories, as well as a photo gallery and video, await you here."
Click here for the whole Marian Catholic High School Trilogy.
Click here for the whole Marian Catholic High School Trilogy.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Garth Brooks comes out of retirement with deal to play Steve Wynn's Las Vegas casino
"The e-mail from Garth Brooks was so special, Steve Wynn printed it out and framed it.
The note from the country superstar, in retirement for nearly a decade, asked the owner of the Wynn Las Vegas resort if he could test out the relatively intimate Encore theater — just him and his guitar. What's more, Wynn was asked to invite a handful of his closest friends for the private show."
For more on Brooks' decision, click here.
The note from the country superstar, in retirement for nearly a decade, asked the owner of the Wynn Las Vegas resort if he could test out the relatively intimate Encore theater — just him and his guitar. What's more, Wynn was asked to invite a handful of his closest friends for the private show."
For more on Brooks' decision, click here.
Labels:
2009,
country music,
Garth Brooks,
good news now
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