Opry on CMT

Kenny Yates · Post by **Kenny Yates** » 15 Sep 2001 5:35 pm

If you watched it on cmt, you missed Charlie Walker, Bill Anderson's second song and Winona's third song but when you're targeting fourteen year olds, that's about right.

BTW Dave Robbins just as I was sending this, you were knocking my sock off again, would you cool it a littleI'm running short on socks.

I had to do this edit to add this.[This message was edited by Kenny Yates on 15 September 2001 at 06:38 PM.]

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 4:57 am

It was Wynonna's first time on the opry. Wow! I was knocked out.... I woke up singing "How Great Thou Art" this morning. Yes, The opry crowd loved her and perhaps not as many young people would have attended the opry if she hadn't of been there last night

Theresa

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 16 Sep 2001 6:34 am

Wynona's rendition of "How Great Thou Art" was wonderful and well deserving of the standing ovation she received.

However, the audience shot after her first song showed many teeny boppers jumping and screaming, but the older folks were sitting in their seats not sure if they should even applaud or not.

Ron Whitworth · Post by **Ron Whitworth** » 16 Sep 2001 6:40 am

Well i just want to know who does Bill Anderson's hair??????? Ron

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 6:51 am

Ron,
I noticed Bill's hair too

Anyway, I saw all ages standing and singing along with Wynonna

Theresa

Bobby Lee · Post by **Bobby Lee** » 16 Sep 2001 8:56 am

Well i just want to know who does Bill Anderson's hair.

I imagine that he sends it out.

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 10:38 am

For CMT to televise the Opry was great for people. To be so critical is appalling to me. Music brings everyone together or it should. Reading this forum appears to differ my belief. Theresa

Mike Weirauch · Post by **Mike Weirauch** » 16 Sep 2001 12:43 pm

For CMT to televise the Opry was great for people.

Theresa, the Opry was "bumped" down to CMT. It will be a surprise if the Opry's televised contract is renewed so we should enjoy it while we have it. I think everyone appreciates the fact that it is televised but it is nothing near as good as it was on TNN. The new format sucks because there is alot that is missed. Last night's show was acceptable as Tommy got to cut loose, kick ass and take names. Donna Hammit was great also.

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 1:06 pm

Mike,
It's people like you that like only certain broadcast. We live in America, and I'm sickened by so many comments. God Bless America! Theresa

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 16 Sep 2001 1:32 pm

I'm glad we can still see the Opry,

but I still say that we saw more music in 30 minutes on TNN than we see in one hour on CMT.

I'm going to start taping it so I can watch just the music and skip the commercials and mindless interviews. I bet it will only take 15-20 minutes to watch the music.

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 1:47 pm

Jim,
I'm sure you only saw 15 minutes of a 30 minute spot, if that. Anyway, we all need to appreciate what we get. Since we've all taken so much for granted.Theresa[This message was edited by Theresa Galbraith on 16 September 2001 at 03:04 PM.]

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 16 Sep 2001 3:01 pm

Theresa, I hate to debate the obvious with you, but you just won't give in. When the Opry was on TNN, we saw every artist and every song that appeared in the 30 minute segment, certainly more than 15 minutes.

The "normal" network 30 minute TV show has 10-12 minutes of commercials, but the TNN commercials corresponded exactly with the onstage commercials, definetely less than "normal" network shows and definitely less than 15 minutes worth of commercials.

Now that CMT has the Opry we are not only missing songs, but entire acts, as Kenny Yates asserts at the beginning of this post.

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 16 Sep 2001 3:38 pm

Jim,
Ok, It's changed! You guys didn't like it on TNN either. It might as well be off the air, with all the negative it get's anyway. I need to stop reading this negative forum. Our world is more important! To bad "whine me up" isn't being played right now. Theresa

kyle reid · Post by **kyle reid** » 16 Sep 2001 5:53 pm

Since when, cant we like this & dislike that?
A forum is for opinions, & heres mine! It just dont get any worse than Whinonnas first song!

Bob Hempker · Post by **Bob Hempker** » 16 Sep 2001 5:59 pm

I was so disgusted, I turned it off in the middle of Wynonna's tune. She looks like Rosie O'Donnel with red hair. Damn, what a HOG!!!!!!!

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Mike Weirauch · Post by **Mike Weirauch** » 16 Sep 2001 8:21 pm

It's people like you that like only certain broadcast

Theresa, you are correct and we agree for a change!

We live in America, and I'm sickened by so many comments

Pepto bismol will cure that!

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we all need to appreciate what we get<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I tell my wife that every night!!!

I need to stop reading this negative forum

No, you don't! Stop and think how dull and boring the forum would be if you and I agreed on every post.

To bad "whine me up" isn't being played right now

I thought is was!

By the way, did you notice I didn't mention Wynonna? Not enough band width!

nick allen · Post by **nick allen** » 17 Sep 2001 7:22 am

Quote from Theresa:
Anyway, we all need to appreciate what we get. Since we've all taken so much for granted.

I think at this time we can (we SHOULD be able to) realize what she is talking about.

Moaning/bitching/whining about what artists are or are not shown on TV for how long is pretty far down in the scheme of things - many people have many other things to get much more upset about.
If it makes you feel better - or if it is really that important to you - well, carry on, I guess... you will anyway...
Nick
(starting...to feel...like...a Jody C. impersonator...

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RMckee · Post by **RMckee** » 17 Sep 2001 7:54 am

Did anyone notice Bob and Sonny? I think Bob is now 70 or 71. He can't hit the high one's as forcefully as he once could, but he still sounds good to me. Sonny would now be 63 or 64 wouldn't he? He makes me realize why I still have a banjo! Listening to their music just makes me feel good.

By the way, their album "From Rocky Top to Muddy Bottom" , I think that is the correct one, has Buddy Emmons all over it. Some of the prettiest steel guitar especially on "The Dream I Can't Live Without". I think that is the name. It talks about a pony I never had, skates, etc.

Anyway, just my $.02 worth.

Randy

Mike Weirauch · Post by **Mike Weirauch** » 17 Sep 2001 8:23 am

well, carry on, I guess... you will anyway...

You are SOOOOOO correct Nick!
Mike
(starting to feel like a Carl Dixon impersonator!)

kyle reid · Post by **kyle reid** » 17 Sep 2001 10:33 am

Thanks Bob Hempker! It takes a Pro to put this whole topic in its proper perspective!
& they wondered why she had never been on the Opry before? Hope its the last! Oink!

Kenny Yates · Post by **Kenny Yates** » 17 Sep 2001 2:47 pm

Theresa, I somehow get the feeling that you were talking about my comment that CMT is targeted to fourteen year olds, they are targeted to teenyboppers, but that's okay it's their station and their money and they can target anyone they want....no one is holding a gun to my head to make me watch them. They probably are selling out for money, but what the hey we all do it. When I played the bars and clubs, I didn't like about ninety percent of what I played but I played it because I wanted to work, so I sold Out too. Because you don't like what I like doesn't make you a bad person, a little weird maybe....that was a joke I was smiling.....But also it doesn't make me one dimentional either, as you seem to think. There is not much prettier than a low sax playing a slow jazz tune, or a piano playing a great blues, or maybe a slide trombone and a Clarinet doing when the saints go marching in. My Idea of great singing is Ronnie Milsap sing too late to worry too blue to cry .......or Judy Collins singing Amazing grace. Two of the most talented singer I ever heard were Judy Garland and her daughter Liza Minelli, but they didn't sweeten my tea, but they did okay even if I wasn't their biggest fan. Yes I think Winonna has a great voice, but she doesn't trim my sideburns either....I don't think that makes me bad or you bad, and no I didn't badmouth anyone on my original post.
Ken