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Brad Paisley was asked to play the opening ceremonies at the new Nashville Convention Center on Monday. But he forgot the words. And when he got help, they were the wrong words!
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The best part is that he realized that he can probably relive the moment before he even gets home.
You just have to get past the narration here...which isn't me!
Yeah I wish she played You Really Got Me after Eruption but I can only dream of doing this.
Tim McGraw came to the rescue of a woman who collapsed during his show in Atlanta last weekend.
The woman, who's been identified only as Paula, says that when she came to, Tim was in front of her with a glass of water. He even kissed her forehead. Paula says she passed out because of the heat generated by the close quarters in the pit in front of the stage.
Great, how many women will now be "passing out" at Tim McGraw concerts?!
Source: AllAccess.com
You might remember the video from back in December in which a GOLDEN eagle steals a baby for a moment before dropping him to the ground. The creator of the video later said it was a project made in a class.
In this new video, a BALD eagle, the symbol of our nation, flies close to the fisherman and grabs a fish still hooked into the fisherman's fly and pulls the line out, which you can hear in the video.
So what do you think? Is this real?
Brad Paisley made a dying man's wish come true by using a guitar the man gave him on a song from his latest record, Wheelhouse.
Brad met Lee Feldman in a meet-and-greet line last October, where Feldman gave Brad his prized custom-made guitar and said that he was dying of pancreatic cancer.
Brad talks about it at around the 3 minute mark.
"He said, 'If you're going to play it, I want you to have it.
If you ain't going to play it, give it to somebody else.' I don't want it
collecting dust. He gave it to me months ago and towards the end if the record I
brought it into the studio and set it in there and I went, 'I know the song for
that.'"
The song Brad chose for the guitar is "Officially Alive" -- the last track on the album. Lee Feldman died a month after giving him the guitar.
