folks from the newsgroup say it's becoming the Tim and Faith magazene.
No way will tim and faith ever be like George and Tammy.
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It seems like the perfect time to share this story. I was sittin' in Skull's down on Printer's Alley. I was diggin' the sounds of Gene O'Neil on steel, John Barber on drums, and Billy Dee on bass and vocals(currently with Dale Watson). It was around the time that "Don't Take The Girl" was peakin' in the charts. Lo and behold, in walks Tim MaGraw, with a few gals and a couple guys. They appeared to be basking in the glory of Tim's current success. As was common practice at Skull's, they called Tim up to sing. He hit the stage and conversed with the band, and appeared suprised that they had no reservations about playing his "hit". In all the nights that I spent in Skull's, I never saw them adjust the sound system, regardless of who got up to sing. This night was no exception. I was shocked at how "weak" Tim's voice was!! My observation was that he wasn't drunk. Just "NO" power in his vocals at all. It was at that moment that I realized how much the producers and new "artist?", depend on the magic of modern day recording equipment!!! Somehow I feel that this story is appropriate for this thread.
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