#CLINT BLACK

[bilbao-song]

do any of you live in/near nashville and want to go to this??? i have two tickets but i can’t go :( i will give u the tickets for free just let me know in the next few hours

#:( i am Sad #clint black #i’m too far away to make it happen lmao rip #nashville

[donnahinkleystaceytroy]

#people magazine #people weekly #goldie hawn #linda evans #donna mills #ricky martin #michael douglas #kathleen turner #lisa hartman #Lisa Hartman-black #clint black

[bretmichaels]

Parti-Gras / Beyond The Stage Photo Feature

I can’t stop smiling. Getting to hang with my friend Clint Black, a true country rockstar!

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#Bret Michaels #bretmichaels.com #Clint Black #Parti-Gras

[sadsongsandwaltzes]

I don't know nothin' 'bout tomorrow

I've been lost in yesterday

I've spent all my life just dyin' for

A love that passed away

#country music #Clint black #killin time #Spotify

[thetrusouldj]

#lisa hartman #clint black #country music #knot’s landing #Tabitha #Youtube

[milli-moi]

Domestic Avengers Comic Books

M’kay so, a thought I’ve had a bunch and I feel the need to share with tumblr cause you guys will get it (maybe even generate some fan art/fan comics… *fingers crossed*)

We know that Marvel has a bunch of different comic types right? Some of them have the more fantastical genre, some have more fight scenes and less words, others are more comedy or some (my favourites) are more internal and character driven.

There is one specific genre though that I feel marvel has missed the boat on. If you go on the Avengers section of the fandom interwebs you will find A LOT of domestic avengers.

It was the whole thing for a while right? The fanfic, art and memes based on the Avengers team living together in Avengers tower and doing normal stuff together.

Like, I can give you loads of ideas Marvel, loads of single issue style comics which are light and funny and would interest a bunch of people. They don’t all have to follow that remit of course but a bunch would.

Option one:

Avengers Team building games night.

(You could have a bunch of different games as different episodes but this was my first thought)

Monopoly.

Tony: instantly winning, has all the money and is bragging about how he is obviously the best equipped.

Steve: is barely hanging on but claims it’s better to spend money on what the people need than be rich, fundamentally not what the game is about but it’s Steve.

Clint: keeps ending up in jail, claims he knows what’s happening but keeps checking the rules on his phone

Natasha: waits till the end of the game to pull thousands in Monopoly money from her back pocket to the total confusion of all involved. Points out that if anyone knows corruption it’s the Russian one.

Chewie/Goose: eats pieces while Carol observes watching the players frown at the pieces they were sure they put on the board.

Or what about this: individual character pieces.

1. We have some of the team try to teach Vision how to dress for an event, each having their own ideas of how to style clothes, ending in vision looking awful but wearing something each person suggested.

2. Actual intern Peter Parker, on a simple journey through the streets of New York to both collect a complicated coffee order for the team and make it back with all elements involved. Featuring: trying to read Tony’s hand writing, editing the poorly spelled names on cups, avoiding pigeons who REALLY want the croissant he got for himself. Etc.

Movie nights!

practise missions!

skill-sharing!

paintball!

Contests!

Baby sitting!

House rules!

So! Many! Possibilities!

Would love people to tag their own detailed versions and even more would love you to tag your fan made versions of some of these ideas.

Domestic avengers comics- we need you!

#black widow #natasha romanoff #steve rogers #captain america #tony stark #peter parker #spiderman #iron man #Thor #thor odinson #bruce banner #the hulk #clint black #hawkeye #domestic avengers #avengers holidays #avengers team #team building #avengers tower #fan art #fan creations #fan comic #mcufam #MCU #marvel #marvel comics #comic idea #marvel fanart #fan idea

[thoughtsthatstray]

You were the first thing that I thought of When I thought I drank you off my mind When I get lost in the liquor You're the only one I find

-Clint Black, "Killing Time"

#clint black #killing time #music/lyrics

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Clint Black & Trisha Yearwood at the ACM Honors on August 23, 2023

#Clint Black #Trisha Yearwood #ACM Honors #August 23rd 2023 #Country Music

[music-in-my-veins14]

I'm gonna throw my date book over the fence And buy me one for five or ten cents I'll keep it till it's covered with age Cause I'm writin' your name down on ever' page

#Hey Good Lookin #Kenny Chesney #Jimmy Buffett #Hank Williams Jr. #Alan Jackson #Toby Keith #George Strait #Clint Black #Lyrics

[jcapehartjr]

Dad's Playlist

My music taste is a bit like a sponge, absorbing a little bit of everything from everywhere, but some of the foundational parts of my music taste are influenced from the music taste of my father. He is one of the most influential figures in my life, and I lost him in April of 2021. He was a hard worker and an inspiration to me like no one else can be. Our relationship was a close one, and music was one of the ways through which we connected best. One way that I am able to sustain that connection is by listening to the music that he liked, that he showed me, or just music that reminds me of him for one reason or another. I’ve compiled a playlist of just some of that music in the hopes of sharing the music that he found special, and why I too find it special.

Thriller – Michael Jackson

So, I’m well aware that this is a weird place to start. Bear with me. As a child of the 80s, Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album was the first my dad ever owned. During my childhood, I was drawn to some of the music of Michael Jackson, and some of his best work came from the “Thriller” album. I also find myself reminded of the fact that my dad always went the extra mile to draw a laugh or a smile out of those he cared about, stepping to the center of the dance floor at family weddings and get-togethers, and I would join him. The brand of 80s dance pop that Michael Jackson epitomized has the perfect energy to invoke that joyful spirit that he always aimed to create. Another thing to note: one cannot discuss “Thriller” (the song) without acknowledging its Halloween implications. My dad was not always a big Halloween fan, but he was a builder. His passion for creation led to some clever-but-uncomfortable Halloween costumes made with cardboard and ingenuity.

Train Kept a Rollin’ – Aerosmith

My dad loved Aerosmith. It would be impossible for me to compile a playlist of his music without Aerosmith involved. He would rant about this song’s album Get Your Wings as well as Toys in the Attic. This song features the particular riff-heavy, chugging rock sound that my dad loved. He never had any official music training (beyond attempting to teach himself guitar, which I only found out about after his passing), but he was always captivated by the drums. Drummers like Motley Crue’s Tommy Lee filled his playlists. The chugging snare drum interlude in “Train Kept a Rollin’”, as simple as it is technically, is part of the rock sound my dad always loved.

Live Like You Were Dyin’ – Tim McGraw

Country music is a genre that my dad found a love for in his adult life, and one that I’ve grown up to love as well. Tim McGraw’s smooth voice telling heartfelt stories like in this song epitomize the sort of country music he and I always loved most, as opposed to the “bro country” about tractors, trucks, and drinking. As I mentioned, my dad didn’t have any “real” musical training, but he could sing along with Tim so well, and I was always impressed by it. This song feels particularly poignant to listen to now after his passing considering the not-so-subtle themes of the precious yet ephemeral nature of life. The opening line “He said I was in my early forties, with a lotta life before me” hits home in particular as well, because my dad was only 42 at the time of his passing. This song, though difficult for me to listen to at times, is one I always come back to when I’m thinking of him.

One Day You Will – Lady A

I was looking through the discography of this wonderful country trio and struggling to pick just one song of theirs that reminded me of my dad. I decided to text my sister to ask which song she associated most with him. She quickly sent this song over. It’s one I hadn’t actually considered, but I realized how perfect it really is. Upon listening to it, I was immediately transported back in time: blasting Lady A music in the car. The presence of a low male voice and a higher female voice gave everyone in the car a part to sing, and allowed us all to sing together and connect through this music. And accompanying the beautifully harmonized vocals, a gorgeous pad of strings and guitars. As I listened today, I realized that the lyrics almost feel like a message from him, or at least a message to grieving souls, that things will be ok, even if they seem difficult now.

Snowblind Friend – Steppenwolf

Much like the closeness I feel with my dad, he felt a similar closeness with his. We always called my dad’s father Pop, and Pop loved Steppenwolf. He met lead singer John Kay so many times that Kay remembered Pop by name. Much like I cannot separate my dad from the music of Aerosmith, Pop cannot be separated from the music of Steppenwolf. This song in particular is one of the Steppenwolf songs that resonated with my dad. Pop passed away in March of 2019. He and my father now reside in the same cemetery in Camden, NJ.

Sweet Annie – Zac Brown Band

Another smooth country voice that my dad could emulate impressively well, Zac Brown and his band are a group that create some of the most heartfelt country music I’ve ever had the pleasure of hearing. They are master storytellers, and this song proves that. This sentimental ode to a loved one is filled with gorgeous vocal harmonies and beautifully poetic lyrics that made this song a favorite of mine and my father’s.

I’m Movin’ On – Rascal Flatts

My dad remembered exactly where he was the first time he heard this song. He told me so about a thousand times. It was one of those songs that came on at just the time he needed to hear it. Rascal Flatts is a country group that is admittedly guilty of some of those country songs that are just about drinking (and some of those songs are actually pretty great), but songs like these challenge that stereotype and carry with them so much meaning, soul, and heart. This song possibly spawned a love of 6/8 ballads that my dad didn’t even know he had. One night, I remember listening to music with him and I noticed that a lot of the songs he really liked were all slow 6/8 ballads. Out of the entire playlist, it was this song that came closest to bringing me to tears, which made me appreciate the long silence at the end of the track so much more. The fact that this song presents such deep personal themes and actually gives you a moment of silence to digest them is so powerful.

Broken Halos – Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton was a country voice that my dad found later in his adult life, so it isn’t one I grew up with like Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, or Lady A. Even still, Stapleton’s voice and his style resonated deeply with my dad. This was one of his favorites of Stapleton’s discography. Though I personally don’t connect with this song quite as much as many of the others on this list, it only felt right that I include it.

Desperado – Clint Black

This is a cover of a song by The Eagles. I didn’t realize that when my dad showed me this cover one day in his truck, but he seemed to like this version more than the original. Clint Black’s voice and the instrumental arrangement seem to have resonated more with my dad than The Eagles’ version. Another example of the heartfelt, narrative-driven songs that he was drawn to, this is another song I couldn’t leave out.

My Wish – Rascal Flatts

“My Wish” is one of the best songs in Rascal Flatts’ lengthy discography. This is another of their sincere, sentimental songs that really feels like a message directly from him. “My wish for you is that this life becomes all that you want it to.” More than anything else, my dad reiterated constantly to my sister and I, that he wanted what was best for us. He was such a dedicated father, brother, son, and person in general. He danced to this song with his niece, Ashley, at her wedding. He was the favorite uncle to all my cousins, and he was always the handyman of the family. He worked tirelessly to give everything that he could for us, and this song feels like the closest thing I can get to him talking directly to me.

This music, and music in general is so valuable and powerful. It has the power to connect people and even to bring back those we’ve lost. Music was one of the ways my dad and I best connected during his life, and it remains such to this day. Nothing can replace the moments I had with him, but these songs can at least invoke the memories and the feelings of those moments. I hope that others can connect with this music in some way and find some value and meaning in it.

#country music #tim mcgraw #lady a #aerosmith #classic rock #steppenwolf #rascal flatts #music #michael jackson #thriller #zac brown band #chris stapleton #clint black

[bilbao-song]

CLINT BLACK ON MY DASH??? have fun at the concert!!!

thank you!! :’) he was my very first concert and i think this will be my third time seeing him <3

#when i was a delusional first grader i tried to have a clint black club not knowing that exactly zero of my classmates knew who he was #i didn’t know it wasn’t current music 😭 oh well some things never change #carmichaelthepolarbear #clint black

[nashmusicguide]

Amanda McCoy Talks Taking the Gig, Learning Music Early, and Tanya Tucker’s Voice In Her Ears

The number of female bassists in Nashville who actually playing full-time for a living can probably be counted on one hand, and Amanda McCoy is among them. Perhaps best known in town for her work with fiddle player Jake Clayton and guitarist Rob Daniels, McCoy has also toured and recorded with many others, including Sunny Sweeney, and is now playing and singing as a member of Tanya Tucker’s…

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#CBS Saturday Morning #Chris Janson #Clint Black #nashville #Sunny Sweeney

[bretmichaels]

Bret Michaels Talking Circles With Clint Black On-Demand Watch Link Available Now!

Now you can watch Bret Michaels Talking Circles With Clint Black on-demand by visiting the following link >>> https://circlenow.circleallaccess.com/apps/321/1223308-1250637/ca13224d99be1d86dac5e8152b703649-1517693-1553078/4aa428d0eff252d1e615f76278d33bb4-1644146-1689745?mode=details

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#Bret Michaels #bretmichaels.com #Circle Newtwork #Clint Black

[sadsongsandwaltzes]

But since you left, everybody says

I'm not the guy they've known

The lights are on, but nobody's home

#country music #Clint black #nobody’s home #Spotify

[radiomaxmusic]

Thursday, February 22, 2024 12pm ET: Feature LP: Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles (1993)

Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles is a tribute album to American rock band Eagles. It was released October 12, 1993 on Giant Records to raise funds for the Walden Woods Project. The album features covers of various Eagles songs, as performed by country music acts. It was certified 3× Platinum in the United States by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on June 27, 1994,…

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#Alan Jackson #Billy Dean #Brooks &amp; Dunn #Clint Black #Country #Diamond Rio #Feature LP #John Anderson #Little Texas #Lorrie Morgan #RadioMax #Suzy Bogguss #Tanya Tucker #Travis Tritt #Trisha Yearwood #Vince GIll #Wikipedia

[mythirdparent]

#70s tv #60s tv #sid and marty krofft #sid krofft #marty krofft #tv land awards #electra woman and dyna girl #land of the lost #h.r. pufnstuf #sigmund and the sea monsters #clint black #cyndi lauper