Those statues are incredible! difficult to imagine how much they can be popular, to have such a monument!And I guess they are still alive?.. The point is that, here, nobody , even being famous , would accept to have all those private informations on a wall of fame (name of parents, place of birth, etc..). For me both the pictures and the statues are an "odd shot"!
I enjoyed your photos, Dot, and reading about the members of the band. I am not at all a fan of C&W music, but I voluntarily bought one of Alabama's CDs just so I could listen to "Forever's as far as I'll go" as many times as I liked (which was a lot.) Must have been a strange phase I was going through.:)
Oh, I loved these, Dot! I love Alabama!!! Thanks for sharing this. I used to be a member of their fan club but they had my zip code wrong so I always got the latest info late. I have seen them in concert several times. In Columbus, GA and several other places nearby. Columbus was special because after my date dropped me off, I grabbed my mom & we went back to the auditorium, were almost the last in line but got kisses from Teddy, Randy & Mark plus an autographed poster that still hangs in my old room at my mom's! Got good pics of Randy in a teal blue velour running suit! Thanks for bringing back that wonderful memory. Hope to go to Ft. Payne one of these days...
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That's neat, Dot... We haven't seen this yet... As I told you, I really STILL like Alabama!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
I loved reading about them, Dot, and they were a great band.
Well something else for me to do if i ever get there.
Better late than never. . . Ü
I have a neat macro shot up now if you want to drop by again.
Those statues are incredible! difficult to imagine how much they can be popular, to have such a monument!And I guess they are still alive?.. The point is that, here, nobody , even being famous , would accept to have all those private informations on a wall of fame (name of parents, place of birth, etc..). For me both the pictures and the statues are an "odd shot"!
Lucky they all have middle names .. sorry I couldnt help it.. well I could but ...
Great shots .. I was listening to them just the other day, after you posted the other pix, it inspired me to go to iTunes and listen
That's such a cool post - I love Alabama!!!
I have a lil something for you on my blog - stop by & check it out!
Thank goodness we still hear them on the radio! Love em...
I enjoyed your photos, Dot, and reading about the members of the band. I am not at all a fan of C&W music, but I voluntarily bought one of Alabama's CDs just so I could listen to "Forever's as far as I'll go" as many times as I liked (which was a lot.) Must have been a strange phase I was going through.:)
I really do need to go back and explore this area of Alabama. Great pictures, Dot.
I still like Alabama too - and man-o-man was Randy Owens HOT! lol
Dot: What a great band, I'm a fan for sure. I love the last line on the first one. That combines two things close to my heart.
Those statues are really good, I've never heard of them before but that won't surprise you. lol
Very interesting mother!
One of my favorite groups...another reason to visit Alabama.
What a shame they split up. But nothing lasts forever.
Wonderful way to honor the band that brought so much good publicity to the state!
That is cool!!
I saw this during my last time up in the area. Stopped there at the park and waiting for train that never came.LOL!!!
How lovely to have a mother singing and harmonising with the radio when he was growing up...lucky lad!
Oh, I loved these, Dot! I love Alabama!!! Thanks for sharing this. I used to be a member of their fan club but they had my zip code wrong so I always got the latest info late. I have seen them in concert several times. In Columbus, GA and several other places nearby. Columbus was special because after my date dropped me off, I grabbed my mom & we went back to the auditorium, were almost the last in line but got kisses from Teddy, Randy & Mark plus an autographed poster that still hangs in my old room at my mom's! Got good pics of Randy in a teal blue velour running suit! Thanks for bringing back that wonderful memory. Hope to go to Ft. Payne one of these days...
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