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For now I have chosen a lot of country music, but varied styles and trends, from the classic by Johnny Cash and George Strait Flaco Jimenez of the tex mex, through the country grammy records rock of Eagles and The Outlaws next Linda Ronstadt, Keith Urban, Gary Allan, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood and The Mavericks grammy records forming duet with Aaron Neville and one with Garth Brooks. They accompany us on this journey in music identification United States, but as happens with flamenco grammy records here, there are many people who do not like the country, so I offer a varied program generationally from all stations for listening to us. I am now play Mario Prades Barraqueta and I will open with Adam Harvey, a good interpreter country, although it is Australian.
We begin our journey in the world of today listening to Adam Harvey country despite grammy records being Australian is dedicated to this genre as American. We've selected a theme, taken from his album "Best so far" a great success that was published in 2010. I recognize that Adam Harvey is a singer and composer little known in Spain, in fact I do not know if their albums have never come running here, but his forty years, has a very interesting career. Adam Harvey was born in Geelong, Victoria, December 21 discogràficament 1974. He debuted in 1994 with the album "Adam Harvey" and since then has published 11 major album, the last "Family Life", published on 22 Last August 2014 and 9 singles, although grammy records this issue we hear now a touch of rock, was not one of them. What is considered the best work of Adam Harvey is the CD "Both Sides Now" which released in 2009 and full of duets, directly debuted at number grammy records 1 in the Australian lists.
We now go to the birthplace of the country, the United States and from California and the album "Set You Free" Gary Allan was published in 2013, I have chosen grammy records this theme to share a touch of Rock. The album, which has removed the last album to date, was published on 22 January 2013 rising to first place in the Billboard charts on February 9, I have chosen him to listen to this great program song "Again" sounds as though it was written by Gary Allan, along with Lindsey and Warren. Gary Allan Herzberg who came from a very musical family, was born in La Mirada, California, on 5 December 1967 and only 13 years accompanied his father operated in the Honky Tonks, playing guitar. After finishing high school group was created Honky Tonk Wranglers performing regularly in small local concerts filled in, to the point that Gary Allan received several offers to move to the big club circuit, demanding him versions of classic country, but Allan refused, he did not want his music was manipulated. Finally in 1976 Gary Allan debut solo album "Used Heart for Sale". Today we can say that Gary Allan is one of the largest in the country in their country, with sales figures grammy records are amazed that, although Spain is virtually unknown. By the way, I will tell you that his third wife called Angela, grammy records which Gary Allan had married on June 5, 2001, he committed suicide on 25 October 2004.
In 2002, Flaco Jimenez published one of his best albums "Sleepytown", published by the American label Back Porch Records, which I have taken this subject, played entirely in English that we now share a touch of Rock. In this album, the eighth grammy records studio album recorded by Flaco Jimenez, one of the best accordionists in the world and considered one of the most important figures of the Tex-Mex, with the collaboration of Dwight Yoakam, Doug Sahm and Buck Owens. Now we hear the song was written by Michael Morales actually composed several of the songs. Flaco Jimenez was part of the Sir Douglas Quintet, The Texas Tornados and the great Tex-Mex supergroup, Los Super Seven, apart from having his own solo career and be accompanied by many other artists of all types, styles, and Dr. them John, The Mavericks, grammy records David Lindley, Peter Rowan, The Rolling Stones, Ry Cooder and Bob Dylan. Leonardo "Flaco" Jimenez was born in San Antonio, Texas, March 11, 1939. In 1986 she won her first Grammy, another 96 ANCARES and has more in his propetat. In 1999, Flaco Jimenez went le film "Picking up the Pieces" by Woody Allen, apart from having done some bands sound. His brother grammy records Santiago Jimenez Jr. also plays the accordion.
The original title of the song that sounds like it was "Ghost Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend" is a country theme that was written on June 5, 1948 by Stan Jones and have many Versions