Bobby Bare News

Too bad the Country Music Association's Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Tom T. Hall and The Statler Brothers wasn't televised, because the news accounts indicate it was a lot of fun.

Movie & Entertainment News provided by World Entertainment News Network 2008-06-30 20:48:11 - Country legends TOM T. HALL and THE STATLER BROTHERS have been inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Listen to new and classic country music by Bobby Bare at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Paramount Theatre.

“I was 13 when I started writing”

Growing up, I can remember country artists like Waylon Jennings, Bobby Bare and Merle Haggard. via Jacksonville Patriot

Musician Ravi Shankar is 88. Actor James Garner is 80. Singer Cal Smith is 76. Actor Wayne Rogers is 75. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

“Still, I was never really that far from it. It seems like I was on the road selling T-shirts or whatever my whole damn life.”

Starving Artist: Bobby Bare Jr Is Back Posted on March 28, 2008 Preview by Kevin M. Wilson kevin@louisville.com Like most kids, Bobby Bare Jr. via Louisville

“Miata", and an '07 Jeep Commander. Combined, my average MPG is a respectable 22.5 Filling the tank on the Silver Bullet at three-quarters empty cost $30 to hit "F”

There was a song during the '70's, called "The Green Green Grass of Home." It was recorded by Porter Wagonner and Bobby Bare in the '60's, but Tom Jones' version was the one that hit the charts. via Brent's Blog

Master guitarist Rapp Brush will offer a free concert at the Biscuit Showroom at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 8. Brush's music is a blend of country, jazz and blues, which he calls "country swing." A long-time ... via Curry Coastal Pilot

This weekend's warm weather has many people already thinking summer. Sioux Falls Parks and Rec will host the annual Summer Activities Fair at the Sioux Falls Convention Center. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

The wife of country singer Bobby Bare was injured during last week's strong storms. via WSMV-TV Nashville

HENDERSONVILLE - The wife of country-music singer Bobby Bare escaped serious injury when a tree crashed through their lakeside home in Hendersonville and hit the couch where she was sitting. via The Tennessean

The wife of country music singer Bobby Bare escaped serious injury Thursday night when a tree landed on the couch she was sitting on at their Hendersonville home on The Landings during high winds that hit the ... via The Tennessean

“Detroit City", "500 Miles Away From Home", "Marie Leveau", "The Winner”

Country Music Legend Bobby Bare will be performing at the Armory Building at the W.H. Lyons Fairgrounds Sunday, February 24th at 7:00 P.M. for one show only! With hits like "Detroit City", "500 Miles Away From ... via KXRB-AM Sioux Falls

Heath Ledger? Who!? The real tragedy that rocked my Hollywood was the recent death of Vampira . via Music For Maniacs

“But that's the beauty of it. We have enough money to live on, so if no one records the songs, they're not going to turn the lights off. We do it because it's fun.”

Tom T. Hall in concert in 1981. Multimedia Mr. Hall at home in Tennessee this month with his wife and songwriting partner, Iris Hall, also known as Miss Dixie. via New York Times

By BRYAN WAWZENEK - bwawzenek@nwnewsgroup.com Comments Your guide to the week's big shows and best bets. via Northwest Herald

A Mel Tillis show, such as he performed Sunday at Cypress Gardens Adventure Park, involves seeing four specific individuals, in addition to the featured spots the Tampa native offers to various members of his ... via The Ledger

“Because the Pixies fuckin' rock!”

Bobby Bare Jr.: Digging for fire, on a wave of mutilation. Call him what you will -- Charles Thompson, Black Francis or Frank Black. via Riverfront Times

“One day soon I'll be singing with you and the angels... hallelujah, Ira.”

With the year about to fade like a setting sun, it's clear that the best country music album of 2007 emanated from the heart and soul of 80-year-old Charlie Louvin. via McAlester News

“I don't think Studio B compared favorably to the Quonset Hut for sound”

Country Music has its hallowed places, and among one of the most revered is Nashville's RCA Studio B. The outside of this rectangular brick building at 1611 Roy Acuff Place is nondescript, save for the chink a ... via AmericaJR