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Round one
UB40
Formed in: 1978
Genres: Reggae, pop
Lineup: James Brown – drums, syncussion
Ali Campbell – vocals, guitar
Robin Campbell – guitar, vocals
Earl Falconer – bass
Norman Hassan – percussion, vocals
Brian Travers – saxophones
Michael Virtue – keyboards
Astro – toasting, rhyming, percussion
Albums from the 80s:
Signing Off [1980]
Present Arms [1981]
Present Arms in Dub [1981]
The Singles Album [1982]
UB44 [1982]
UB40 Live [1983]
1980-1983 [1983]
More UB40 Music [1983]
Labour of Love [1983]
Geffery Morgan [1984]
The UB40 File [1985]
Baggariddim [1985]
Rat in the Kitchen [1986]
UB40 CCCP: Live in Moscow [1987]
The Best of UB40 - Volume One [1987]
UB40 [1988]
Labour of Love II [1989]
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The Oak Ridge Boys
Formed in: 1943
Genres: Country
Lineup: Duane Allen - vocals
Joe Bonsall - vocals
William Lee Golden - vocals
Richard Sterban - vocals
Albums from the 80s:
Together [1980]
Greatest Hits [1980]
Fancy Free [1981]
Bobbie Sue [1982]
Christmas [1982]
American Made [1983]
Deliver [1983]
Greatest Hits 2 [1984]
Step on Out [1985]
Seasons [1986]
Where the Fast Lane Ends [1987]
Heartbeat [1987]
Monongahela [1988]
Greatest Hits 3 [1989]
American Dreams [1989]
Propaganda:
#round 1#ub40#the oak ridge boys#james brown#ali campbell#robin campbell#Earl falconer#Norman hassan#Brian travers#Michael virtue#Astro#Duane Allen#Joe Bonsall#William Lee Golden#Richard Sterban
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Elvira - The Oak Ridge Boys
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Quarter Notes: Blurbs & Briefs from Sound Bites
- In this edition, John Lennon; Grand Funk Railroad; the Oak Ridge Boys; & John Michael Montgomery
GIVE ART A CHANCE: “Give Peace a Chance: The Art of John Lennon” will be on display Jan. 12-22 at Gallery 725 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Admission is free.
BRUCE KULICK HOPS OFF GRAND FUNK RAILROAD: Bruce Kulick is leaving Grand Funk Railroad after nearly a quarter century with the self-proclaimed American Band.
“Thank you to the members of Grand Funk Railroad … for these past 23 years of making great music together,” the former KISS guitarist said in announcing his departure.
OAK RIDGE BOY RETIRES MID-FAREWELL TOUR: Health issues have led Joe Bonsall to retire from the Oak Ridge Boys as the band continues its farewell tour. Ben James is taking Bonsall’s place in the vocal group.
“The Oak Ridge Boys will finish the Farewell Tour without me, but rest assured, I am good with all of it,” Bonsall said in a statement.
JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY TO RETIRE AFTER ONE LAST TOUR: Country singer John Michael Montgomery plans to “wind down my touring career” over 2024 and ’25.
“It’s been a wonderful run for me,” he said.
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#quarter notes#john lennon#the beatles#give peace a chance: the art of john lennon#gallery 725#bruce kulick#grand funk railroad#kiss#the oak ridge boys#john michael montgomery
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So, this song is about her?
#elvira#elvira mistress of the dark#cassandra peterson#the oak ridge boys#I thought it was funny#music#Youtube
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#oldster2you#selling on ebay#the oak ridge boys#the oak ridge boys greatest hits#vinyl records#ebay deals
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#UnDiscoPerLaPausaPranzo - #1429 - 5 Aprile 2023 - The Oak Ridge Boys - Fancy free - 1981
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The Oak Ridge Boys Celebrate The 40th Anniversary of "Thank God For Kids"
The Oak Ridge Boys Celebrate The 40th Anniversary of “Thank God For Kids”
Fans Can Purchase Tickets to the Holiday Event at ChristmasAtGaylordOpryland.com
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – GRAMMY® Award-winning and Country Music Hall of Fame members, The Oak Ridge Boys are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their hit song “Thank God For Kids,” which was released in November 1982. Written by Eddy Raven and produced by Ron Chancey, The Oak Ridge Boys included the song on their 1982…
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Weir Everywhere Dept: Bob Weir visits Nashville, plays the Grand Ole Opry, then plays Set 2 with Billy Strings at the Ryman Auditorium (Video)
Weir Everywhere Dept: Bob Weir visits Nashville, plays the Grand Ole Opry, then plays Set 2 with Billy Strings at the Ryman Auditorium (Video)
Weir Everywhere Dept: Bob Weir visits Nashville, plays the Grand Ole Opry, then plays Set 2 with Billy Strings at the Ryman Auditorium (Video)
Bob Weir went to Nashville, hung out with the Del McCoury Band, and then played at the Grand Ole Opry with Aaron Raitiere, Anderson East & The Oak Ridge Boys.
After that Bobby Weir headed over to the Ryman Auditorium and played an entire set with Billy…
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#Billy Strings#Billy Strings Setlist#Bob Weir & Billy Strings#Del McCoury Band#grand ole opry#nashville#Ryma Auditorium#The Oak Ridge Boys
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I'm So Glad I'm Standing Here Today - The Oak Ridge Boys
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thank uuu for tagging me eva @allyouhadtodowasstaay
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and i am tagging @calumsash @ashtonscurl @kindahoping4forever @mgcalum @lxnelyhearrt and anyone else that maybe wants to do it :)
#me when my music taste is questionable#the fucking oak ridge boys why are they here#also i have NOT listened to 10:15 that much?? so or blackbird song?? so im very curious abt that#anywayyyy#glad to see that the sauce is number one <3#tag games#thank u eva for having pity on me
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I spent last night in the arms of a girl from Louisiana
and though i'm out on the highway my thoughts are still with her
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#guitar world magazine#guitar world#ad#carvin#larry carlton#stanley clarke#vito bratta#oak ridge boys#chet atkins#craig chaquico
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Elvira - The Oak Ridge Boys - 1981
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Loretta Lynn Dies at 90
- “She was an inspiration,” Carole King says
Loretta Lynn, the barrier-smashing country singer who became known as the “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” has died, her family said.
Lynn, 90, died in her sleep Oct. 4 at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., according to a statement.
“Great Britain lost their queen, now we have lost ours,” the Oak Ridge Boys said in a tweet. “Rest easy, Ma’am. You were loved all.”
“They don’t make ’em like her anymore,” Travis Tritt tweeted.
Lynn brought social commentary to country music, a genre that often shuns topics like war, sexism and family planning, with songs such as “Dear Uncle Sam,” “Rated X” and “The Pill.”
“She was an inspiration,” Carole King said.
Rhonda Vincent said “my heart is sad” upon hearing of Lynn’s death.
“Sending our love and prayers to her family,” Vincent wrote on Facebook.
Lynn, whom “Austin City Limits” eulogized as “a true icon of country music and beyond,” was a frequent duet parter of Conway Twitty in the 1970s, a decade that found her notching two dozen solo hits, including “You Ain’t Woman Enough,” which the Grateful Dead occasionally played in concert.
“Your legacy will live on forever here at the Mother Church,” the Ryman Auditorium said in a tweet.
As she moved toward living-legend status, Lynn worked with Jack White on 2004’s Van Lear Rose and became friends with Poison’s Bret Michaels, who said singing “Every Rose has its Thorne” with Lynne was “one of the best days of my life.”
“A fantastic singer, but an even better songwriter,” Low Cut Connie wrote on Twitter. “Thanks for the songs, Loretta Lynn.”
10/4/22
#loretta lynn#conway twitty#jack white#travis tritt#carole king#low cut connie#the oak ridge boys#rhonda vincent#bret michaels#austin city limits#ryman auditorium#the white stripes#poison#grateful dead
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