What is a matter of great concern posted to a web site , Makes one really begin to think what are your motives or true intentions about Country Legends death and dying Life Further more are alive and well time today and only have death experience and truly did not die at all , but some of the music died and the Band played On .
Patrick - 7 months ago
Chris Ledoux is who I'd bring back
Morgan Collett - 2 years ago
I chose George Jones because I love his songs and wish he was still here today. Great man.
diana - 2 years ago
Marty Robbins! We need his voice and his smile to come back. And he died too young.
I voted for George Jones, but who knows if he would still live up to his nickname "No Show Jones". It's a risky choice!
Sid - 2 years ago
I'd love to see them all again.
Zachary Ash - 2 years ago
I chose Keith Whitley as my option. I believe he is greatly underestimated and underrated. I'm surprised and actually kind of disappointed that he was not one of the options. Most people probably feel the same way.
ross p johnson - 5 years ago
I have stood beside the man in black since the early 50s his songs have kept me deep in country music and my 3 sons have kept up the same .at age of 74 I finally started taking guitar lessons learing my first song was I walked the line what else . johnny lives on in my famially /
What is a matter of great concern posted to a web site , Makes one really begin to think what are your motives or true intentions about Country Legends death and dying Life Further more are alive and well time today and only have death experience and truly did not die at all , but some of the music died and the Band played On .
Chris Ledoux is who I'd bring back
I chose George Jones because I love his songs and wish he was still here today. Great man.
Marty Robbins! We need his voice and his smile to come back. And he died too young.
I voted for George Jones, but who knows if he would still live up to his nickname "No Show Jones". It's a risky choice!
I'd love to see them all again.
I chose Keith Whitley as my option. I believe he is greatly underestimated and underrated. I'm surprised and actually kind of disappointed that he was not one of the options. Most people probably feel the same way.
I have stood beside the man in black since the early 50s his songs have kept me deep in country music and my 3 sons have kept up the same .at age of 74 I finally started taking guitar lessons learing my first song was I walked the line what else . johnny lives on in my famially /