We are praying today for our friends in MOORE OKLAHOMA... tragic devastation and loss of life. Please join us.......
We are praying today for our friends in MOORE OKLAHOMA... tragic devastation and loss of life. Please join us.......
Praying for Moore Oklahoma... and others effected by these awful tornadoes... Hang on friends!!!!!
" @thompsonsquare @oakridgeboys that was very special moment for us! Shawna xoxo" Thanks Shawna Love you both!!
NextUp: Wed...Recording with former OAK Willie Wynn, Thurs...@opry , Fri... DURANT OK , Sat...Shreveport LA
All #CelebrityApprenticeAllStars photos posted via @DARRICKK and @joebonsall
The Oak Ridge Boys teamed up with the fine folks at Cracker Barrel to produce an exclusive album with 5 brand new songs and a load of other favorites. While the 12-track album dropped a few months ago, there is no greater Mother's Day or Father's Day gift than "It's Only Natural" from the Oak Ridge Boys.
One of the most coveted invites at this year’s Country Radio Seminar (CRS) was “Breakfast with the Oaks”. The 7 AM meet and greet had radio programmers from around the country 'Up and At 'Em' early, lined up to meet the iconic quartet. Label partner Cracker Barrel added their special touch by catering the event with hot sausage and ham biscuits for attendees.
Just like a fine wine, the Oak Ridge Boys are one musical act that seems to get only better with time. Their latest album, It’s Only Natural, has benefited from a marketing agreement with Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, and the album’s current single, “Whatcha Gonna Do,” has become their most played new single in quite some time.
The legendary group made an appearance last week in Nashville at the Country Radio Seminar to promote the new music.
“A lot of good people have come to town to promote their radio stations,” says Oaks tenor singer Joe Bonsall. “I think CRS is a magical thing. It’s still exciting to come out and talk with people about our new single and new album. It’s been a while since we’ve heard radio guys come up and tell us about playing the new music.”
by Joseph S. Bonsall
With Super Bowl XLVI quickly approaching it is hard to imagine that Super Bowl XX, or 20 for you non-Latin speakers, was actually played twenty-six years ago on January 26, 1986, when the 1985 Super Bowl Shuffling Chicago Bears creamed the then-Bradyless, Steve Grogan New England Patriots, 46-10. The Oak Ridge Boys and our girls were all inside the Super Dome for this one and here is how it happened.
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