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Ola Belle Reed
Homecoming Festival
www.olabellefest.com


The 1st Annual Ola Belle Reed Homecoming Festival is an opportunity to celebrate the life and music of this remarkable woman in the locale where her life's journey began, the small community of Lansing in the mountains of North Carolina.

August 18 -20, 2006

For more information contact:

olabellefest@gmail.com

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 Hank Williams Live at the Grand Ole OpryHank
The Legend of Hank Williams
Live at the Grand Ole Opry
Mercury Records

Performances from Hank's debut broadcast performance in June of 1949 to one of his last in July of 1952.







Track Listing
Disk 1
Lovesick Blues
Wedding Bells
You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used to Do)?
Comedy - Red Foley/Minnie Pearl
They'll Never Take Her Love from Me
Moanin' the Blues
Nobody's Lonesome for Me
Dear John
Cold, Cold Heart

Disc 2
Aunt Jemima's Plaster - Red Foley
Lead Me to That Rock - Wally Fowler
I Just Don't Like This Kind of Livin'
Comedy - Minnie Pearl
Lord, I'm Coming Home - Red Foley
Oh, You Beautiful Doll - Claude Sharpe
Comedy With Jamup & Honey
Lovesick Blues
You Ain't Got Faith - Wally Fowler
Church Music - Red Foley

Liner Notes:
"I thought he lived in our house. When I was a boy in Alabama, his voice, his words, his agony and joy and spirit were as inescapable as the heat, the damp, the sound of the wind in the pine … even in his beautifully tailored western suits, he had told our story with beauty and pride and pain and something very close to love, for a man who had seemed to loathe himself, before he died … " - Rick Bragg

Related links:
Official Website
Hank Williams Lyrics
Country Music Hall of Fame
PBS American Masters
All Music Guide

  Hank Williams Live at the Grand Ole OpryHank
 
"Since migrating from Cambridge, Mass to Nashville some three decades ago, Mark Brine has carved out a strong reputation as an uncompromising traditionalist on the country music scene which has made him one of the elder statesmen of Americana."
-- Shaun Dale,
Cosmik Debris Magazine


"I could listen to him sing all night long … he does a good job that boy does."
-- Roy Acuff, Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree

"A fine young man who I think has a great future."
-- Hank Snow,
Grand Ole Opry


"Brine could easily have been added to the cast of 'O Brother, Where Art Thou' without raising an eyebrow. He belongs to that group of artists whose individuality and quirkiness consign them to the periphery of what's commercially viable. But God bless him for not just being another cog in the musical wheel."
-- James McSweeney,
Flyin Shoes

Fortunes: the Best of Mark Brine ©2004
"Brine writes wonderful story songs about ordinary people and ordinary places. To tell these stories, Mark has a voice that is as comfortable as a favourite coat."
-- Pete Smith,
Country Music Round Up


"I think what makes Mark Brine such a gifted songwriter/storyteller is the fact that he seems to be such an obvious fan of many genres of music. He's someone who is like a sponge when it comes to reintegrating influences into his own work."
-- Gail Worley,
Ink 19

"His career has pursued the path of a truly independent artist - someone who follows his soul and does things his own way … his ability to write and produce has made his name synonymous with quality."
-- Doug Floyd, AltCountryTab.com

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