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The Statler Brothers: Don Reid, Harold Reid, Jimmy Fortune, Philip Balsley (vocals).
Additional personnel: Jerry Hensley, Vaughn Thomas (guitar); Scott Cash (piano); Tommy Starnes (bass guitar); Don Morton (drums).
Farewell Concert Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Great Services. great Music.
The Statler Brother music crosses
over to all people.I love there music.
It worth adding to your collections
Submitted by s.shanghailil (Glassboro ,NJ ,USA) 
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Proud...
I was proud to have my dad, Scott Cash, be a part of a musical historical event, all the guys of the band are wonderful people, and the music can touch people of all ages.
Submitted by Morgan (Beaufort, NC)
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After nearly 40 years, the Statlers have decided to take a break from touring. But, they have left us with what I believe is the absolute best music of their career. By no means is this group washed up. I have every CD and album ever cut by the group and this is my favorite. If you like the Statlers, you will love this CD. It is absolutely amazing.
Submitted by kevin (Cleveland, TN USA)
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THE BEST
AS ALLWAYS, A GREAT PIECE OF WORK BY THE STATLERS. NO WAY ANYONE COULD BE DISPOINTED BY THIS CD EXCEPT KNOWING IT WAS THEIR LAST LIVE CONCERT. BUY THIS CD AS QUICK AS YOU CAN.
Submitted by a reviewer (CAMPBELL, TX.. USA)
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No Boundaries was the #35 blues cd for radio airplay for the year in 2005. It reached #7 on the Living Blues chart for US and international radio airplay in October and stayed in the top 25 for four months. It was an XM Satellite Radio Pick To Click and was on heavy rotation on XM for several months. It was selected as one of the top blues cds of the year by both Real Blues Magazine and the syndicated blues show, Smokestack Lightnin'. It has received rave reviews from Downbeat, Blues Revue, Living Blues, Blues Revue and many other reviewers. Blues Matters, the English publication, wrote, "Absolutely great! If you only take a chance on one unknown album a year, make it this one."The combination of Johnny Rawls, a consummate blues man with his strong, soulful voice and The Rays, known for their eclectic, hot blend of jazz, funk, roots rock and blues makes for a powerful listening experience. Blues Revue raves "No Boundaries is powerful and inspired, replete with top-notch performances and a superb, soulful batch of songs....For No Boundaries, Rawls recruited the Rays...a smoking funk/jazz/soul/blues outfit...The outcome is stellar...Rawls'Otis Redding/Al Green brand of vocal is the glue holding No Boundaries together. ...
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I started playing the piano around age 5. Much to my big brother's frustration, I was able to play by ear some of the pieces that he was diligently working on. I was on the piano bench at church by the time I was 12. Attending a small Nazarene church in Spartanburg, SC, gave me a great place to learn and develop. Under the leadership of my granddad, J.Y. Todd, I learned to love the old "hymns of the church." The hymnal for me was a lot like the King James Version of the Bible was for many - hard to give up. It was easy to embrace the praise and worship movement, but I still find a lot of solace in the hymnal.Playing by ear made learning to read music a difficult process. Around age 10 (after I had played for 5 or so years) my parents decided it might be worth trying to teach the child something. I had 4 piano teachers "graduate" me in the first 2 years of study; they didn't want to deal with my ear. Looking back, I certainly understand their frustration, but oh, how I wish someone could have motivated me to learn to read early. In college, I was fortunate enough to study with two great professors; Dr. Barbara McClain and Professor Jim Jarrett. Barbara made me do the hard stuff, while Jim taught me to incorporate my ear into the technical work of scales and arpeggios. I received my Bachelors degree in Church Music from Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville, TN. While the thought of more schooling after that didn't appeal to me at all, I became a student of worship, reading everything I could on the subject, attending seminars and truly seeking God for ways to help His people connect. Creating an atmosphere of worship is truly where I think God gifted me. All the other skills He put in me were for that purpose. I'm thankful!Throughout my career, I've worked in the church both full time and part time leading worship, playing piano and organ and currently leading the orchestra at the Richardson Church of the Nazarene in Richardson, TX. I truly enjoy being at the keyboard in a supportive role. I've been amazed at various stages of my life to see God's hand leading. He has walked me through some deep valleys to get me to where I am today. The toughest lesson has been to embrace the difficulty and allow Him to teach and mold me in the rough places. I continue to be overwhelmed by His faithfulness and His mercy. "Day by day and with each passing moment, strength I find to meet my trials here. Trusting in my Father's wise bestowment I've no cause for worry or for fear.He whose heart is kind beyond all measureGives unto each day as He deems ...
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