Jeri Anderson
Small town girl, Army brat, Whitney & Tyler's Mom; you can call me whatever you want, but my best title these days is "Nana"! Love my family and my job. I am blessed!
Today's KLAW Classic is the 3rd and final number one for Johnny Duncan. Duncan released 14 studio albums and charted over 30 singles.
John Michael Montgomery had the honor to hold the top spot on the Billboard Single of the Year, not just once, but twice with his hits 'I Swear, and 'Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)'.
He also reached the top of the country charts 5 more times from the 30 singles that he has released in his career
While checking out the flea market at last weekends Rattlesnake Hunt, I was a little shocked to find the old toy cigarettes.
Today's KLAW Classic celebrates the 10th and final number one for the record holder of the most country music duo nominations in both the CMA's and ACM award shows.
What a different song today's KLAW Classic would have been if Kenny Rogers sang the male part! That's who was originally slated to be Reba McEntire's duet partner, but when they were ready to go to the studio, Rogers wasn't available
Today's KLAW Classic, penned by Ronnie Rogers, was the 9th number one is a string of 21 straight number ones for super group, Alabama. Overall, Alabama scored 64 singles and 32 #1 songs in a career that is not quite finished yet
Unless you have Indiana Jones fear of snakes, you will have a fabulous time at this weekends biggest snake attraction, the 30th Annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival.
Fang Master, Ron Orf, has been involved with the festival since it's inception 30 years ago, and when asked, yes, he has been snake bitten, but never hospitalized, and he has handled snakes for each of the 30 years that the festival has run
Our KLAW Classic comes from 18years ago today, and oddly enough it was from the 18th album from Reba McEntire. Five hits came from the album, 'Read My Mind', only one made it to #1.
Here's today's KLAW Classic, 'The Heart is a Lonely Hunter'
We have said it before, and we'll say it again, We can never have too much Merle Haggard! Our KLAW Classic comes from the Mighty Merle on this day in 1975.
According to an interview with Merle Haggard, he wrote this song for Dolly Parton, after working with her when he was recording on of her songs
Thirty-two years ago, today's KLAW Classic reached the top of the country charts. It was the highest ranking of 7 duets from David Frizzell and Shelly West.
The song was also chosen to be part of the Clint Eastwood movie, 'Any Which Way You Can', and was listed as #6 on CMT's 100 Greatest Duets of all time
Today's KLAW Classic is from 31 years ago, and from an album of the same name! One critic said of the album, 'it's a collection of songs focused on themes of freedom from urban life'.
Other songs from the album include 'Going Where The Lonely Go', and 'I Always Get Lucky With You'
It's been awhile since I have compiled my list of favorites, and if you are a regular listener of the Morning Crew, you probably already know a few of these. Most of the songs are fairly new, but there's one that I just can not let go of!