Johnny was long time friends with Country comedian and entertainer, Jerry Clower. Jerry was always good for a one-liner, funny analogy or comment. Johnny married Jeannie McLain in 1968 and after the marriage, when Jerry would see Johnny together with Jeannie he would say, “that’s like a buffalo nickel married to a silver dollar!”
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CD available: ‘Classic Country Music, Vol. 1′ – Country Johnny Mathis
The CD version of ‘Classic Country Music, Vol. 1′ by Country Johnny Mathis was made available today. This release of 12 Classic Country songs contains some recordings that have never been heard publicly before! The CD insert also contains full biographical information on the life of Country Johnny Mathis. It’s a great sounding and great looking piece to add to any Classic Country CD collection! Order the CD here: https://www.createspace.com/2200886
Classic Country Music, Vol. 1 – Country Johnny Mathis (AVAILABLE NOW!)
This week launched the digital release of Classic Country Music, Vol. 1 by Country Johnny Mathis. It’s now available on iTunes with a CD offering to follow soon! This release contains songs from the 1960′s never before released!
Listen To A Preview of All 12 Songs on ‘Classic Country Music, Vol. 1′
A 12 song preview is available on YouTube of the new ‘Classic Country Music, Vol 1′ by Country Johnny Mathis releasing Tuesday, Oct 15, 2013 via all major digital outlets. This project features recordings by Johnny from the 1960′s with some never before released material.
Take a listen! Classic Country Music at its very best!
Brad Davis Version of “Black Sheep” Made Available To Radio
BlueGrass Valley Records has made Brad Davis ‘Walk On Faith’ project available to radio in its entirety. This includes Brad’s bluegrass version of “Black Sheep”, written by Country Johnny Mathis. Continue reading “Brad Davis Version of “Black Sheep” Made Available To Radio” »
Johnny’s Memoirs – Patsy Cline, Claude King, Jimmy Martin
Webb used to sing that old song “Drifting Texas Sand”, you know that stuff would be here one day and be across the canal the next day. But that’s how life was, I still would like to figure it out, but I knew the rope was getting shorter. I still never stopped to dream it was coming showdown time be very soon. Continue reading “Johnny’s Memoirs – Patsy Cline, Claude King, Jimmy Martin” »