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A Life of Fortune...with Jimmy Fortune
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- čas přidán 29. 11. 2020
- This week, Andy hosts Jimmy Fortune-long-time tenor for The Statler Brothers, currently a songwriter and solo artist.
Tune in to hear Jimmy talk about auditioning for The Statler Brothers, the impact his mother’s prayers had on his life, the first song he wrote for the group (which won CMA Song of the Year), what it was like on The Statler Brothers Show on TNN, and much more!
Listen to Jimmy’s latest project with Bradley Walker, Mike Rogers, and Ben Isaacs at the link below, and be sure to connect with him on Facebook.
Facebook: Facebook.com/JimmyFortuneMusic/
Brotherly Love: amzn.to/3qeRgHw
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Love Jimmy Fortune … great tenor ….love your singing Jimmy … keep on praising our Lord …👏🙏
BrotherlyLove is fantastic !
I think cJimmy is the best singer that ever live no one can ever sing better then Jimmy great man
This has to have been one of the most uplifting podcasts I have ever watch. BRAVO. Andy is has always been my favorite author of all time. I have been a Staler Brothers fan even longer. I am now a Jimmy Fortune fan for life also. What a wonderful show!!!!!!!
I Love Jimmy Fortune!! Great interview!! I’m obsessed with The Brotherly Love project! I have the CD and DVD!! This group is amazing and anointed!! I loved how they sing to each other and the respect and enjoyment that they have for each other is so unique to watch!
This was such a great interview! Jimmy seems so at ease with you. I went looking for some good music in CZcams this spring as covid began. I wanted something that would be a counter action to the days that we would be facing. I stumbled across the Statler Brothers. They grabbed my attention right away. I grew up in northeastern Massachusetts during the fifties. Country music at that time was available on the radio. I knew the words to many of the songs from an early age. In my teens, I gravitated to the Kingston Trio and their harmony. Listening to the Statler Brothers was like heading back home to the music I love. It wasn’t long before Jimmy’s voice just came breaking through to my ears. I can listen to his cds repeated over and over again. Then there was Brotherly Love! I sure do hope we get more. I love all their voices and their harmonies. But still it is Jimmy that has my ear. It’s not only the voice, but the emotion in his music that makes him so outstanding. Thank you, gentlemen, for the pleasure of listening to you both just chat for an hour. This has made my day, a couple of believing brothers.
in this presentation there is something for everyone. This is one of the best interviews I have seen in a long time!
Love jimmy
Loved hearing the stories 😃
I loved this podcast so good to hear from Jimmy Fortune.
Thank you, Andy, for sharing this interview... We Love Jimmy Fortune, love his voice and really appreciate the heartfelt songs he writes, and Love the new Brotherly Love DVD/CD!
Brotherly love is so good!!!!! Thank you 😊
Love Brotherly Love! Have the CD/DVD!
Brotherly Love is amazing........a pivotal music experience of hope.....thank you......🎸🙏🏻
Jimmy, looking forward to your book. I have watched you talking to several interviewers and if you tell everything in the book (including the things that might be painful to talk about) it will have the makings of a great movie. I don't know if you have thought that far ahead but I am sure there are film producers just chomping at bit to turn your life story into a film. Your life has been amazing as those of us who follow your career already know and everyone needs to know about all the blessings God has sent your way. I hope the down time of these past several months has let you work on the book. God Bless You Jimmy!!
He is the real deal !!!
I have the videos and the cd along with the dvd love it so much can’t stop listening
Jimmy is a class act. And ironically he is the only Statler who gives Lew Dewitt his due. Jimmy revered Lew and often spoke fondly of the friendship he had with him. After Lew's departure, the other 'brothers' seldom mentioned him and seemed to get acutely uncomfortable every time his name was mentioned. While Jimmy is probably the better singer, Lew's talent was undeniable; and if not for him (composing 'Flowers on the Wall' which was clearly their breakthrough song), there might never have been a Statler Brothers! (or at least one you'd ever have heard of). Thanks Jimmy for being an extraordinarily nice guy. You deserve your 'fortune.'
Agree.
Love this interview! Great job Andy!
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