CRYSTAL MAMAS0X ROCKS!

I ordered it from Amazon, and I'm listening to it now.

Let us know what you think. I have to admit I haven't even thought about Lee or Crystal in ages. I haven't even checked on their sales.

I listened to it back when it was on AOL's First Listen page. I quite liked it. But it does play a little more in the country side then you would probably like. I believe that's why Sky wasn't thrilled with it.

I liked it well enough. I'd say there were maybe 4 songs I liked.

I need to like at least half to purchase a CD

I do love her voice though!!

I bought the cd but admit to not listening to it yet. The reason for this is because I am hooked on Josh Groban's new cd and have been playing that like crazy and totally forget to listen to the new stuff I have got like Crystals cd.

I liked the clips for the songs though and that is why I bought it; I think I will really like the whole thing.

Shannon

The new radio/cd player under the counter, won't open up. It's got my Josh CD and won't give it back!!!

Potsie wrote:

The new radio/cd player under the counter, won't open up. It's got my Josh CD and won't give it back!!!

Oh no the evil counter cd player give Potsie her Joshie back.

Shannon

Take a hammer to it

VINCE (GILL) INVITES CRYSTAL BOWERSOX TO PERFORM ON THE GRAND OLE OPRY
03/03/11

VIDEO: Watch Crystal perform "Mine All Mine" on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFTGSXWnEH8

The Grand Ole Opry debut of 2010 Season 9 American Idol runner-up Crystal Bowersox came as a surprise to both the Opry audience and to Bowersox, herself.

Before an Oak Ridge Boys performance this past Friday (Feb. 25), Opry announcer Mike Terry introduced Bowersox, visiting backstage, to the Opry audience as she waved hello from the side of the stage.

Following the Oaks’ performance on which they were joined by another American Idol alum, Bo Bice, segment host Vince Gill invited Bowersox back to the stage. “We do things out here for an awful lot of different reasons, but one is spontaneity, one is fun,” Gill said. “I went to the management and said, ‘Why don't we do the Southern gentlemanly thing and invite her to sing a song on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry?’”

Walking on stage to thunderous applause, Bowersox took slow, dramatic steps into the Opry’s famed circle of wood at center stage. “I’m standing in the circle!” she beamed to the audience before singing “Mine All Mine,” a song she’d written for her husband. Accompanying herself on Gill’s acoustic guitar, Bowersox looked up at the balcony crowd between the song’s verses and said, “I can’t believe where I am!”

The auspicious debut was rewarded with a standing ovation.

Great job, Crystal!

And that Vince Gill.....what a guy!

That was awesome!! Thank you for bringing that here. Crystal has such a good voice and she so appreciated having the opportunity to sing there.

Thanks CC! That was wonderful! She was so thrilled! She looked super cute and did an awesome job!

Vince is the greatest and he loves new talent and try's to help foster it whenever he can. So happy for Crystal.

ETA: Bo got to sing with the Oak Ridge Boys that same night at the Opry.

Shannon

Wow, Bo and Crystal were both there the same night and got to sing on stage? That's awesome! I hope they got to talk to each other.

Vince does seem like just the nicest guy!

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Crystal is in Washington DC this week in support of the Juvenile Diabetes Reseearch Foundation Children's Congress 2011

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WASHINGTON, June 13, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Leading figures from the entertainment, television, and professional sports arenas will join more than 150 children and teenage delegates from all over the United States and abroad, as well as JDRF's International Chairman Mary Tyler Moore, for JDRF's 2011 Children's Congress from June 20 to June 22, 2011. While in Washington, D.C., they will advocate for urgent regulatory action to advance the artificial pancreas and continued support of federal funding for research for a cure for type 1 diabetes – a disease that affects all the celebrities and the young delegates in attendance at the event.

Olympic gold medalist and swimmer Gary Hall Jr., professional LPGA golfer Carling Coffing, winner of Amazing Race 17 Dr. Nat Strand, and NFL football player Kendall Simmons are among the panelists for JDRF's Town Hall panel, "Role Models with Type 1 Diabetes." ESPN anchor Brian Kenny is the emcee for the panel. Joining the panelists will be JDRF's Assistant Vice President of Treatment Therapies Aaron Kowalski, Ph.D. The Town Hall is an opportunity for the delegates to interact with these diverse professionals, as they share their experiences of managing the disease while pursuing their professional dreams. The event will take place on Tuesday, June 21, at 10:30 a.m. ET in the J.W. Marriott Hotel, located on 1331 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. This portion of the Town Hall panel will be webcast live at www.cc.jdrf.org/LIVE. Viewers can also join the conversation by following @JDRFAdvocacy on Twitter, and add the hashtag, #JDRFcc11.

Following the Town Hall panel, recording artist Crystal Bowersox will lead the event's traditional performance of the "Promise to Remember Me" song on Tuesday, June 21 at 3:30 p.m. ET at Upper Senate Park, located at 200 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. "This song and its message will remind Congress that diabetes research can help improve my life, the lives of others living with type 1 diabetes, and can eventually eliminate the disease once and for all," said Bowersox in her video announcement about joining Children's Congress.