Gospel artist to appear with Southern Stars

Buddy Greene is a multi-talented individual who is recognized as a harmonica and guitar player, singer and songwriter. He was a member of the legendary country band Jerry Reed and became a regular with Bill and Gloria Gaither gospel group. Greene recorded 16 CDs and expertise cover the genres of bluegrass, country, gospel, folk and even classical.Through touring with the Gaithers and appearing on their video series return, and continue writing and recording his unique brand of gospel music, Greene has built a solid reputation as a performer singer, composer, instrumentalist and a talented distinct flavor of the south. His virtuosity on the harmonica has distinguished itself as an instrumental force to reckon with. Greene songwriting has earned him recognition as well, especially as the co-writer of the Christmas favorite "Mary, Did You Know?"Recorded by many artists today than recording, including Clay Aiken, Kathy Mattea, Kenny Rogers and Wynonna, Natalie Cole, Glen Campbell, and Kathleen Battle, to name a few. Performances remarkable Greene took him to his hometown of Macon, Georgia Billy Graham crusades, music festivals, concert halls, churches, Pickin 'Parties of all kinds and even at Carnegie Hall. SSSB suggest you check his music videos on YouTube in particular the appearance at Carnegie Hall with the Gaithers, to taste his virtuosity on the harmonica.At the concert in April 2012 entitled "Brassamataz," the Southern Stars will perform a part of the concert by themselves will feature the music of the swing era big band, with a couple of selections with Greene. Then there will be a part of the concert dedicated to a set of music performed only by Greene and another Nashville sideman, Jeff Taylor, which will feature Greene doing some gospel, bluegrass, country and classical selections. This concert is a must event. The other two concerts in the series Music Crossville will be held Sunday, October 23 at 15:30 and on Sunday, February 12 at 15:30The first concert is entitled "Strike Up the Band" and will feature Broadway musicals and movie themes. Brian and Amanda Bacon voice will be guest artists for this concert. The second concert is entitled "The presidents and patriots "and will feature music associated with the presidents of the nation in addition to patriotic music. All concerts will take place in the beautiful auditorium of 1200 seats at Stone Memorial High School. The prices of tickets South Stars were held constant of last season and are $ 18 for adults and $ 5 for students for a unique concert.The season ticket is a great, and you are encouraged to buy this for $ 45. This is a discount of $ 9 compared to the price for the three individual concerts. If you can attend a concert, as a season ticket holder, you can trade against an extra ticket to one of the concerts if made in advance of the concert you missed. If you buy your season ticket by September 17, you'll be automatically entered in a drawing with the chance to win your season ticket for free or other great prizes. Subscriptions and individual tickets for the October23 concerts are available at Cumberland Eye Care in Fairfield Glade, First National Bank branches in Tennessee in Crossville and Fairfield Glade, Bed and Biscuit Kennels Peavine off-road, and single tickets at the box office in Cumberland County Playhouse or the through their online service. Group sales (10 tickets or more) of discounted tickets can be purchased by calling 484-6939 salaries in Dwight or any other matter other.

Clay Aiken, Christmas and Radio Play! | Clay Aiken News Network

Clay Aiken – Radio Play…these two entities are seldom mentioned in the same sentence. This is something I will never understand.

Although the Internet (52%) has surpassed radio (32%) as the first place to turn when seeking out new music, radio is still very popular with 12 to 24 year olds. In the latest study by Edison Research, 92% of the respondents said that they listen to AM/FM radio.

The holiday season changes everything on the radio. Fortunately, radio seems to embrace Clay’s wonderful voice and agrees with Clay fans that feel that no one can sing Christmas music better than Clay Aiken.

On Monday, Brian Mansfield who writes the Idol Chatter blog for USA Today reported on radio spins for American Idols.  The following are the spins for Clay.  The first number is his place on the list this week and the second number is last week’s placement.

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Musicfan….It's wonderful to see Clay being played on the radio….and yes, for the life of me, I cannot understand why he doesn't get played at any other time of the year…He has a voice like no other….?????

My radio station is starting to play him as well, and they NEVER have Clay on. It's a beautiful thing to hear!!!!!! All I can say is….IT'S ABOUT DAMN TIME!!!!! No one sings Christmas songs like Clay, once you hear his rendition, he owns the song… I'm hoping that whenever Decca releases a single, it will be played….non-Christmas time…as well….

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