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September has been a very busy month! Lots of new things are happening with the Booth Brothers. We
just launched our new website at www.BoothBrothers.com. Please check it out. We will also be offering some new products soon on our
website that we're excited about. Read on to see some of the other brand new things happening with the Booth Brothers.
Wedding Bells for Ronnie and Kim!
"He Saw It All" wins top award.
Ronnie Booth and Jimmy Fortune to sing together in Florida
What's Jim Cooking up?
Buck Rogers? Oh, come on!
On September 5th , Ronnie Booth and Kim Duncan were united in marriage in Franklin, TN. The quaint and intimate wedding took place in a wonderful Victorian house with close friends and family gathered there to witness this God given union.
Kim’s dad, Reverend Howard Leman and Reverend Don Garrett, the man who also united Priscilla and Ron Booth, Sr in marriage, co-performed the ceremony. Rev. Garrett read from the same bible that he used in Ronnie’s parents wedding many years ago and then presented it to the couple.
A very special moment in the ceremony was when Ronnie sang to his bride. There wasn’t a dry eye in the place!!
The new family includes children Amy, Jonathan, Ronnie Lee and Daniel. They reside in Thompson’s Station, Tennessee.
As soon as Ronnie and Kim get their pictures back, we'll post a few for you.
Last week at the National Quartet Convention, the song "He Saw It All" was voted the number one song of the year by the subscribers of the Singing News magazine. The guys want to thank everyone for their support!
If you remember the Statler Brothers, you'll certainly remember Jimmy Fortune who sang tenor with the group. A special evening is planned with both Jimmy and Ronnie Booth at 7:00 pm on October 6 at the Central Baptist Auditorium in Brandon, Florida which is located at 402 E. Windhorst. Both guys are really looking forward to this and hope that many of you can make it.
We are sorry but this concert has been cancelled. Please click on link to see promoter's statement.
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We all know Jim Brady the singer. But you may not know about all his other talents. Here he is cooking up a storm for his lovely wife, Melissa (actually, this was at a cooking school she got him to go to). He has other hidden talents you may not know about. Take, for instance, his song writing ability. If you've been to a concert recently with either the Talley Trio, Gold City, or Legacy Five, you may have heard the song "Truth is Marching On". All three groups have recorded the song and sung it at their concerts. And you guessed it! The song came from the pen of our cooking specialist, Jim Brady. Way to go, Jim! Pass the rolls, please - oh, and be careful you don't drop one on your foot!
Visit Jim and Melissa's Web Site
Hats off to the folks that put on last week's National Quartet Convention in Louisville. After all the concern about the reconstruction of the exhibit hall, everything seemed to come off without a hitch. Speaking of "hats" and "hitches", the Booth Brothers shared with the crowd an old song they enjoy called "Don't Fence Me In". The only problem is that singing around one microphone with big cowboy hats did a pretty good job of fencing them in, especially Michael. What a hoot! Oh, and by the way, someday we will be releasing an album of these old Western songs that we're sure you enjoy. Stay tuned.
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