The latest from Jimmy Carter in Nashville

Translated from GERMAN to English:
Despite the excellent performance of the Dixie Chicks some criticism is allowed The sound was great, just too loud. Simply too loud. Towards the end of the concert he was almost unbearably loud. It can not be but that the texts perish in guitar barrage. It is clear that the Dixie Chicks are not entertainers, but a few words to the audience, for example, announce the next song are always perceived as sympathetic. Ever lacked Song nomination completely. Either go the Dixie Chicks on the assumption that, all who attend the concert bought their CDs and know the songs or why they regarded that as incidental. The organizers could make a contribution with the designation of a byline on the video screens left and right of the stage. Technically bout no problem, the director could easily adjust it, but you'd want it. Finally, please note that the two-hour concert with about 20 numbers offered a wide musical style width. Noticeably was the enthusiasm of the…

BRAD PAISLEY WELCOMES FRIEND AND MUSIC LEGEND JOHN FOGERTY  FOR SPECIAL SURPRISE PERFORMANCE AT TUESDAY NIGHT'S GRAND OLE OPRY


Rock & Roll Hall of Famer John Fogerty joins Brad Paisley on  the Grand Ole Opry Tuesday night

Nashville- (April 13, 2016) – Grand Ole Opry member Brad Paisley surprised the audience at Tuesday night’s Grand Ole Opry, welcoming friend and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer John Fogerty for the music legend’s Opry debut. After performing three of his own hits, Paisley introduced the crowd to Fogerty,  saying to the audience, “We’re going to play some music and you’re going to know these songs, so sing along.” The crowd did just that, joining Paisley and Fogerty first on the American anthem “Lookin’ Out My Back Door” then on Fogerty’s 1985 hit “Centerfield.”
“I do want to tell you what an honor it is to be standing here,” Fogerty said between songs, to which Paisley assured him, “The honor is ours.”
Called back on the Opry stage for an encore after their first coll…