The Judds were one of the biggest attractions in country music in the eighties and nineties. They won five Grammy's and eight Country Music Association awards. They conducted a farewell tour in 1991 shortly after Naomi (Mom, with the hat on the card) was diagnosed with Hepatitis C. Wynonna continued on our her own for years, never really achieving the success they had as a duo. The third member of the family is actress Ashley Judd. My wife and I went to see the Judds in their farewell concert at Portland's Memorial Coliseum. Pirates of the Mississippi opened and then T.G. Shepard, both of which we missed. We got to our seats as they were setting the stage for the third act, a newcomer named Garth Brooks. Wow, what a performance. I remember him giggling all the way through Friends in Low Places as the entire crowd sang along. The Judds were almost a let down after the high energy of Garth's set.
I love The Judds! That photo is from their River of Time album cover. I was suppose to see them in Ames, IA during the farewell tour, but a huge snow storm came through, and we were unable to drive to Ames. At the time, I was crushed. I finally saw them in concert several years ago when they went back out on tour.
Joy of a team set, chapter 29 (Pilots! Part 2!)
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This very fine card, acquired last week, met a pair of 1969 Topps "goals"
for me, not that I officially established them as such.
First, Jack Aker was ...
#105 Paul Young
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Paul Young rocks jeans and a wife-beater (pardon the term) here on his lone
MusiCard. Despite being a British artist, he wasn't included in the UK
editi...
Apologize in Advance
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Back on May 25th, 1977... the Minnesota Twins played a doubleheader against
the Boston Red Sox at Fenway.
*1977 Topps #120*
Rod Carew went 5 for 6 with 2 ...
That Crow Just Stole My Pack of Cards!
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Have I got a story for you.
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eighty lopes
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Batch o' Breaks
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*Some new (to me) Allen & Ginter cards, a bunch of green Birds and even a
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I took a bit of a break from the Meta apps awhile back, but I ...
163 - TERRY PENDLETON, BRAVES, 3B
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*The basics: *This is Terry Pendleton's only appearance in the 1993 Upper
Deck set, though he shows up in a couple of inserts. Also, after a run of
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Stacking Plates
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I've scored myself 3 printing plates in the past few months and I figured
I'd round them up into a post.
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High numbers mess
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While visiting my brother in Boise a few weeks ago, he insisted that we
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I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.
4 comments:
Nice card. That photo is a good choice. The Judds were really good. Fun post.
I wasn't a fan, but that's one good looking card!
Very talented (and attractive) family.
I love The Judds! That photo is from their River of Time album cover. I was suppose to see them in Ames, IA during the farewell tour, but a huge snow storm came through, and we were unable to drive to Ames. At the time, I was crushed. I finally saw them in concert several years ago when they went back out on tour.
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