I really messed up. I thought we had until midnight last night for the preferred seating. Now I am waiting for 10am CST to order through the Ryman.

Yikes...I messed up and missed out on the preferred seating. I was waiting to hear back from some friends about going, thinking I had until midnight last night...now I am waiting to see what I get direct from the Ryman. I want to go!

Jeri,

You are so right!

I want to go too!

I loved this review. It reminded me of my last AJ concert. He is such a classic. Thanks for sharing the article Beth.

Cindy emailed me that she is going to put my KY pics in the newsletter & on the website. I don't know when, but keep checking. Nothing yet. I had such a great time.

Wow...glad you all received them and love 'em too!

I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas. I did...then we got the Blizzard in Indy. Yikes. It's much better today though.

I was at the show that night and had an awesome time. We got 5th row seats in section 2 @ the front of the stage. I looked Alan in the eyes all night. It was an amazing experience. Alan & the Strayhorns were fabulous. Alan interacted so very much with the fans. He seemed so happy & relaxed.  His voice is miraculous.

Even though I did not get a meet & greet, I felt like I met him because he was so gracious in acknowledging our "Indy Loves Alan" sign, even saying "thank you ma'am" & pointing. He said Happy Birrhday to my friend next to me & personally threw her a shirt. I have never seen her speechless before. Alan made her birthday & my night very special. Thank you Cindy for great seats. Thanks Alan & the Strayhorns for the great Country music!!!

Happy 33rd Anniversary. May you enjoy many more together. 

I love the CD too & that song especially. I already had it & then won an autographed copy last year. Yeehaw

So well deserved for both Alan & Adam. I hope they win it. I agree it should have topped the charts!!!

Just voted again for today.

Another very touching song by Mr. Jackson. The story behind it in Alan's words:

I wrote it for a girl that worked for us who died. She was a lady that looked after the whole house. Leslie Fitzgerald was her real name, but we called her Sissy. She had an accident on a motorcycle. She was 40-something. She was just somebody who was in our house everyday ... then all of a sudden [she was] gone. When people get old, you expect them to die, but it's different when they are young and it's tragic like that.

Hey Newbie, I was there too. If he doesn't come to Indianapolis, I would go to Lexington to see him. The show was awesome!!