November 09, 2013

 

CMA AWARDS 2013

Entertainer of the Year
George Strait

Female Vocalist of the Year
Miranda Lambert

Male Vocalist of the Year
Blake Shelton

Vocal Group of the Year
Little Big Town

Vocal Duo of the Year                        
Florida Georgia Line

New Artist of the Year
Kacey Musgraves

Album of the Year
Based on a True Story
Blake Shelton
Produced by Scott Hendricks
Warner Bros

Song of the Year
(Award goes to Songwriter(s))
“I Drive Your Truck”
Jessi Alexander, Connie Harrington and Jimmy Yeary

Single of the Year
(Award goes to Artist and Producer(s))
"Cruise"
Florida Georgia Line
Produced by Joey Moi
Republic Nashville

Musical Event of the Year
(Award goes to each Artist)
"Highway Don't Care"
Tim McGraw (with Taylor Swift and Keith Urban)
Big Machine Records

Music Video of the Year
(Award goes to Artist and Director)
"Highway Don't Care"
Tim McGraw with Taylor Swift and Keith Urban
Directed by Shane Drake

Musician of the Year
Mac McAnally (Guitar)

November 05, 2013

 

Duke Boys coming south

The reformed Duke Boys are on a Central Scotland tour this weekend at the following clubs. Thurs 7 Nov Cheyenne C M C Perth, Sat 9 Nov Stonehaven C M C, Sun 10 Nov Silver Spur C W C Linwood, Mon 11 Tucson C M C Edinburgh.

 

Suzy Bogguss is Caithness bound with new album

Suzy Bogguss headlines next Easter's Caithness Festival, and will have a new album out in time for the trip.
Suzy's first chart single was a Merle Haggard song, "Somewhere Between". Now, her new album , "Lucky", due for release in February, will be a full album of Merle's music.
Suzy is currently raising funds for the album from fans through Kickstarter .

 

Garth mourns loss of sister and band member

Betsy Smittle, Garth Brooks' half-sister and a longtime member of his band, died Saturday (Nov. 2) in Oklahoma at age 60. A cause of death has not been announced, and funeral services are pending in Tulsa, Okla.
Smittle was a bass guitar player and vocalist who toured with Brooks' band, Stillwater, for several years. She performed on his 1991 debut album Ropin' the Wind and later albums including The Chase, In Pieces, Fresh Horses and the Double Live concert album.
Smittle's early musical inspiration came from her mother, the late Colleen Carroll, a country singer in the '40s and '50s who was married to musician Jim Smittle. Following Carroll's divorce from Smittle, she married Troyal Raymond Brooks.
In addition to her work with Brooks, Smittle released a solo album, Rough Around the Edges in 1994.
Smittle, a gay rights advocate, performed at gay pride events throughout Oklahoma.

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