Because you need something to get you going on a Monday morning, here’s the CD names from last week’s quiz.
I told you that this CD name included to word “lonesome”.
No one came close, but Erin’s guess of
“Gets a Might Lonesome in the Tanning Bed” felt right.
Here’s the actual name…
I told you that this CD name included the word “laying”.
No one came the remotely close, but jennybek made me laugh with her slightly mean title :
“Laying Aside our hope of Procreation”
I also concur with David C. that I don’t know how a quartet can have 6 people.
As for what they were laying, here you go…
Finally, I told you that this CD name included the word “choices”.
This one was actually a trick question because I gave you the answer. It’s a one-word title.
And while we’re here, I need to ask the question…
How bad did the photo shoot for this album go that they had to choose this one for the cover?
“Hey John, we’ve got a great shot for the cover. You’re looking at a different camera and you’re holding the guitar so awkwardly, we’re not even sure you know how to play it. It’s fantastic!”
Thanks for playing along everyone!
3 new CDs coming on Friday.
Posted by Bryan AllainTags: Lancaster County, Music
Well to be fair, given the last one is music from Amish country, maybe the poor guy is amish and had never been infront of one of those newfangled camera thingies before.
In response to the "quartet" having six people, if they follow the plan of most every Southern Gospel quartet, two of those guys play instruments and don't actually sing. So the quartet is actually the singers. But yeah it is indeed a weird name.
It's a primitive quartet, because only four of them could afford black suits (or is that navy?).____I missed playing along on Friday due to my husband's dental surgery. These were great. I love the fact that Johnny Shrock made a comeback sans hat & stool.
I think that with the quartet, only 4 sing at a time though there are 6 of them. Kind of like a tag team except they are singing instead of pretending to wrestle.