Country music pictures at Houndogs

Country music pictures at Houndogs - page 2!
Country music pictures including pictures of country music super stars Tim McGraw, Toby Keith & Kenny Chesney presented by Country Music Planet

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Any unauthorized copying of these pictures will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

Picture Number 4 ©

Flash Flannagan & Mickey Newberry
Left To Right
Flash Flanagan - Mickey Newberry

Flash Flanagan's Own Words

If I ever had a hero, it has to be Mickey Newberry. He was the greatest songwriter that ever lived.
Flash Flanagan

Mickey Newberry (At Mickey Newberry's Official web site located on the Internet at http://www.mickeynewbury.com, it states "...Mickey Newbury, the most influential and prolific songwriter-singer in Americana. This statement is supported by the abundance of love and respect shared by the many friends, fans and peers for his wondrous songs, and by the ever-increasing array of superb artists who continue to record his timeless, melodically beautiful music. For more information on Mickey Newberry, visit his official web site.

Picture number 5 ©

Walt - Alan Frizell - Gayle Frizell - Jerry Mac

This picture was taken sometimes in the mid or late 90's in front of Houndogs. Pictured from left to right are Walt (a good friend from Tupelo, MS.) - Alan Frizell - Gayle Frizell - Jerry Mac.

A Message From Jerry Mac

I don't remember exactly what year this picture was taken, but I will never forget the day. It was one of those days filled with a lot of fun, enjoying the company of great friends. Walt came up from Tupelo with Don Hobson. Don had a limo with him, and a bunch of us piled into that limo and visited a lot of our favorite hangouts in Nashville. Yep! We all had a few favorite hangouts other than Houndogs, even though Houndogs was our most favorite. We visited places like World Famous Barbara's in Printers Alley & The Longhorn Steak House. Wow! What an unforgettable day& night that turned out to be
Jerry Mac

Yes! You are correct! That is Kenny Chesney with Flash in the picture up above.

Flash Tells The Story Of Tin Man

Kenny Chesney had just hit Nashville & was working for tips at The Turf Club on lower Broadway. Kenny was watching "The Wizard Of Oz" on TV, and came up with the idea of the song & and started writing the song. David Lowe and Stacey Slate put the finishing touches on the song, and the rest is history.
Flash Flanagan

Recent Pictures Of Flash & His Friends
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