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Good to know: Alabama’s version is the most famous one, but the song was recorded by Bobby Bare in 1980, Johnny Russell in 1981, and Tom T. Hall and Earl Scruggs in 1982. Key lyrics ...

Bobby Bare and Connie Smith (at the Grand Ole Opry), Luke Bryan, War, the Steve Miller Band, George Clinton and Parliament, Emmylou Harris, Asleep at the Wheel, Kid Rock, John Fogerty, Celine Dion ...

Watch “God Bless America Again” on YouTube with Bobby Bare. This may provide a message that many Sound Offers could use. Two economists were out walking. One said, “Is that a $100 bill lying ...

Bobby Bare's 1963 classic "Detroit City." "The musicians on this stage are some of the best to have ever made their way to Nashville. You have their love and their utmost respect," Gatlin said as ...

Bobby Bare's 1963 classic "Detroit City." "The musicians on this stage are some of the best to have ever made their way to Nashville. You have their love and their utmost respect," Gatlin said ...

He pitched the song around Nashville for several years before Bobby Bare became the first singer to cut it, but his version was unsuccessful. Rogers was on a hot streak that included "Lucille" and ...

The powerhouse group also features Mark Shue (bass) and Bobby Bare Jr. (guitar), who both bring strong musical and vocal chops and endless enthusiasm to the proceedings. “There were so many ...

The final night, March 15, 1974, proved memorable, with such as Hank Locklin, Bill Anderson, Roy Acuff, Bobby Bare, Charlie Louvin and scores of other stars performing. And when the main show ...

The historic Music City Walk of Fame in Nashville, Tenn. will induct country legend Bobby Bare. Bare’s star will be revealed on the walkway at Music City Walk of Fame Park located in SoBro ...

They have opened shows for Bobby Bare, Stella Parton, Tommy Cash, Jim Glaser, Perfect Stranger and Michael Twitty. Pocket Park concerts happen from noon to 2 p.m. every Friday through Sept.

According to Ward, the family jokes that the 1973 country song, “Marie Laveau” by Bobby Bare, is the horse’s theme song. “Down in Louisiana/where the black trees grow/lives a voodoo lady n ...