Posted by Mark - IN. on February 06, 2011 at 17:03:01 from (71.201.64.34):
In Reply to: Re: national anthem posted by larry@stinescorner on February 06, 2011 at 16:24:09:
I was on the road, didn't see or hear it.
But, I saw the late Stevie Ray Vaughn play it at a Texas Rangers game. He did it very well. Have see Ted Nugent play it several times, since he opens his shows with it, and takes it serious for which I'm grategul. And saw the band Boston play it a couple of times, once great, and once, well they shouldn't have. Just saw and heard some new young female country western starlette sing it on TV a few days ago at the beginning of one of her concerts, buy didn't catch her name, and didn't recognize her. She did it very clean and clear, no added foolishness. Seems like more and more bands are singing or playing it at their concerts, and I'm grateful, so long as they don't blow it up trying to make a name for themselves.
Of course, the National Anthem at a Blackhawks hockey game is out of this world. If get to one of their games late and miss the National Anthem, may as well turn around and go home, because thats half of the game.
I just walked in just in time for the half time show, which always stinks up the joint with some has been music artists that no one has seen or heard in years, and generally shouldn't have heard back then either. But...I will get to catch the second half and hope its a game.
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