Loving all types of music especially from the 70’s, 80’s 90’s the oldies are just wonderful classics. Great talented singer-songwriters, musicians and good time listening to all types of genres. For today’s lyrical challenge get on those thinking caps.
Ready, Set, GO!
were you in the yard with your wife and your children or working some stage in L.A….
Who sang it?
(a) Vince Gill
(b) Garth Brooks
(c) Tim McGraw
(d) Alan Jackson*
Let me know your answer this beautiful Sunday! In closing I wish you Good Health. Cheryl “Cheffie Cooks” Wiser.
See YOU!.
The winner of today’s lyrical challenge is my friend Debbie Spivey@themountainkitchen.com. Not only does Debbie and her husband David live in the Commonwealth of Virginia (Blue Ridge) Mountains, she loves to cook, go to her web and check it out! Congrats Debbie!!! Song-Where were you (when the world stopped turning) that September Morn was released on November 1st, 2001. As Alan Jackson struggled penning this song, he is the only singer-songwriter in any Genre to do so. As we will celebrate Labor Day tomorrow I could not find a more appropriate song, to challenge you with, it being so close to 9-11 anniversary. All those lives lost that day were going to work, at work, doing their business as usual. That song took ACM’s and CMA’s awards in 2002 (Song of the Year, Single of the Year) and he also received a Grammy. A shout-out to my friend Mark Bialczak.com in Syracuse, NY who also knew the answer-Go Country Man! See YOU next week for “Name That Tune”-Sundays.
Cheryl "Cheffie Cooks" Wiser 
have a great day Cheryl! I will guess, B?
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D!!
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You got it my friend-Congrats!
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Always remember that song. It’s one of my favorites!
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Go to my web and read it!
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Hey Debbie, sorry the cell phone was ringing, he needed me to meet him in 20 minutes in the Lobby the twins were over-heated!!! Anyway, alls well that ends well. Yes, its a favorite of mine too!!! Glad you knew it!
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Hope the twins are OK. Have a great labor day!!
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Hey Debbie, yes thanks they’re fine! They wanted to stay with the hubs and Grandpa so I said fine! I tried to have them come with me when Tina and I (and the older girls) left the Park for the Hotel. Not yet an hour later the cell phone was ringing as I was trying to type to you. The young and old are easily over-heated in humid, hot temps. so it did not surprise me. I gave them each (separately) a tepid bath, fluids and they ate a quarter club sandwich and lemonade. I put on their new outfits and they soon fell asleep! The parade was a hoot, dinner was nice and we are now home! Tomorrow at 1:00 the Holiday party starts so I am headed to the shower and bed!!! Have a good Labor Day! See you. Cheryl
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Cheated, as usual, Alan Jackson …
Never heard this song before…not a pleasant memory …
Makes me wonder why we are negotiating with
countries that shout death to America every morning
during their required prayers…
Kind of hard to celebrate Labor Day
when all of the jobs are now overseas.
Love, hugs and enjoy the holiday weekend …ME
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Oh, Alan Jackson, and I’m sad thinking about 9/11 and how the world stopped turning, Gatorette. Happy Labor Day Weekend, my friend.
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Hadn’t a clue good job Debbie.
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I must have not stayed connected well to have missed such a serious concern, Cheryl. Sorry about the heat and so happy it ended up you know how to handle everything. 🙂
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It all worked out in the end Robin!!!
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