[Responsibility2nd]

 

 

This guy is 52?

[Responsibility2nd]

 

 

looks like

 

 

 

[sodpoodle]

Interesting:

In 1991 Travis took part in Voices That Care, a multi-artist project that featured other top names in music for a one-off single to raise money for the allied troops in the Gulf War. The project included fellow singers Garth Brooks, Kenny Rogers and Kathy Mattea. In addition, Travis recorded the patriotic song “Point of Light” in response to the Thousand points of light program initiated by President George H.W. Bush. Its release prompted New York freelance writer Lina Accurso to file a complaint with the Federal Election Commission charging that the single qualified as political advertising for since Bush media consultant Roger Ailes produced the song’s video and White House publicist Sig Rogich, was credited as a co-writer. The FEC rejected the complaint, ruling that the song and video “neither expressly advocate the election of, nor solicit contributions on behalf of, Mr. Bush.”[13]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Travis

[Revolting cat!]

He’s in a better class of losers.

[Sybeck1]

I have all of his hits on my smartphone. Three wooden crosses is the best IMO.

[Rightly Biased]

Diggin up bones...

Sanger is a nice town I had Christmas lunch there once at the Jack-in-the-Box...

[Revolting cat!]

Apparently, Randy was out testing the lyrics of a new song he was about to record.

[kcvl]

John Nova Lomax - Houston Press

but no doubt for some red-ass country fans, we know he can sing and doesn't have pimples, how about you, John Nova Lomax?

[mkjessup]

Naturally the clucking tongue brigade is out in force, with the snide remarks and the sneers, it is to be expected.

The good that Randy Travis has done far outweighs any bad that could be construed from his own tumultuous life.

[mikeus_maximus]

We’re close in age, but I always thought he looked better than me. Thanks to clean living (and Insanity and P90X), that is no longer the case.

[Revolting cat!]

Tomorrow's headline today:

Traveling Travis Travesty!

[Hot Tabasco]

but no doubt for some red-ass country fans, the fact that Travis was caught with wine and not Bud Light or Jim Beam will confirm every suspicion their bigoted hearts have ever held

Sounds to me like this Texas boy John Lomax has a deep seated problem with country western folks and christians.

Wonder what he's hiding behind this public false bravado........

[KoRn]

/mark

[NormsRevenge]

52,, this shot of Randy is a lot better than some of his previous.. He’s taking better care of himself, I reckun. ;-)

[freebilly]

"[W]ith adultery, divorce and drinking in his life, Randy is likely to lose some Christian fans," an unnamed source told the paper.

Gee..., ya think...?

[rogue yam]

Hold up...Wine? Wine? What kind of honky-tonker gets busted with wine?

This probably-gay, child journalist knows little about honky-tonkers.

After all it was the immortal George Jones who wrote:

"To try and forget you I turn to the wine
An empty bottle, a broken heart, and you're still on my mind."

If it's honky-tonk enough for The Possum, it's honky-tonk enough for me.

[Responsibility2nd]

Randy Travis apologizes following arrest for public intoxication

Washington Post (blog)

 - ‎33 minutes ago‎ 

[Osage Orange]

Well you are what....17?

Maybe 18?

[Talisker]

Randy Travis: Weird North Texas Drunk-In-Public Bust (Mugshot)

I stood in a checkout line with him in a grocery store in Santa Fe.

Before I could figure out how to bring up a request for tickets, he was gone.

One of life's fickle finger's of fate.

[FortWorthPatriot]

"Travis reportedly owns a ranch in Tioga, 25 miles east of Sanger."

Both towns are not too far from where I live. Maybe I should go say "hi."

[Hattie]

Just heard on the local news here in DFW that Randy apologizes and says he had too much celebrating of the Super Bowl.