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Hey there! I'm Jennifer Vickery… we are so glad you’re here for another Inside Music Row. We've got lots in store for you today, so let’s get started. Country comedian Ray Stevens has been called lots of things in his career, but this is the first time he’s been referred to as a ‘rayality star.’ He just launched the first ‘webisode’ of his new web sitcom ‘Rayality TV.’ In the debut episode, he gets a speeding ticket and is sentenced to serve time at The Encore…a retirement home for entertainers. Check out Ray Stevens dot com for the latest episodes.
If more artists keep getting added to the 2015 Country Music Cruise…they just might have to get a bigger boat! Martina McBride, Charley Price, Lorrie Morgan, John Anderson, The Roys, and many more artists have been added to the seven-day cruise through the Caribbean. To book your cabin, which gives you access to all the main stages, activities, and gourmet meals, check out Country Music Cruise dot com.
One year after the death of country music legend George Jones, a new book about his life is now available. “The Legend of George Jones” is a collection of stories spanning many decades, five marriages, and an unequaled career in country music. Written by family friends Charlene and Earl “Peanutt” Montgomery, the stories are told without excuse, documenting the real heart and soul of an icon. Peanutt wrote a total of 73 songs for George, including some of his best loved number one hits.
“Mystery Girl Deluxe” is the 25th anniversary edition of Roy Orbison’s final album masterpiece. The original “Mystery Girl” included the hit “You Got It,” which was a worldwide smash for Roy. Many incredible artists and musicians performed on the original project, and you’ll see rare archival footage in this anniversary DVD, including clips with Roy and Tom Petty, Barbara Orbison, George Harrison, Bono, T Bone Burnett, Steve Cropper, and many more. Several versions of the new package will be available on Legacy Recordings May 20th, which include some unreleased studio and work-tape demos.
Chet Atkins once bestowed the title of “Certified Guitar Picker” on his good friend Steve Wariner. Steve has held close to that through the years, and is releasing a special version of his instrumental album “Steve Wariner C-G-P…My Tribute to Chet Atkins” in Cracker Barrel Old Country Stores. In an interesting twist…Chet was also an early investor in Cracker Barrel, so this brings the project full circle.
Now it's time to go Inside The Song. “Until I Met You” is a cool new track from Kentucky duo Sundy Best. We caught up with Kris and Nick to learn what that song is all about.
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