In the Ernest Tubb Tradition with a Jim Reeves Flair. Country as it should
be...Keeping it traditional....

4 MP3 Songs
COUNTRY: Traditional Country, POP: 50's Pop



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Country Music has changed over the last twenty years. Gone are the days when, from the first few bars of a song, you knew not only the song, but the artist as well. In a day when most call their music âcountryâ while proclaiming they ârock,â the Vigilantes have not forgotten their roots. They remain true to themselves, their music, and the traditions the veterans of country music began.

The Vigilantes' music, while unique, is reminiscent of the country-n-western music of Carl Smith, Hank Williams Sr., Faron Young, Lefty Frizzell, Ray Price, etc., when individual artists were very distinctive and entertainment was clean, wholesome, and family oriented. The only criteria The Vigilantes used in selecting material for their shows was that it had to be a "good" song, and one they could make very dance-able.

Their formula proved true. And with the collective memories of its members, The Vigilantes' wide musical repertoire was a delight to all! This opened the door to an evening filled with hits like "White Cliffs of Dover" backed with "El Rancho Grande'" or Hank Williams' "Jambalaya." One special and memorable Christmas found the entire audience gathered holding hands around The Vigilantes and joining in singing Christmas Carols. A sight (and sound) to behold! It truly showed the spirit of Christmas. It was not uncommon to see the audience stand at attention when the military was honored in song or join in singing as The Vigilantes would close their show singing "God Bless America"!

âWhen You Left Meâ features four original love songs, each with a different take on love. Whether youâve loved and lost, or your love has said goodbye, this CD is for you. The melodies will have you humming along while the lyrics will capture your heart. âWhen You Left Meâ by
The Vigilantes is a wonderful blend of lyric and melodic integrity.

Times may change. Music may even change. But good music never changes! For those who know good music, they will find it in the sounds of The Vigilantes!

For more on the Vigilantes, visit their website at www.thevigilantes.com. While there sign up
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