Dailey, Vincent and Fortune in DC
We just received this photo from the opening ceremonies of the 25th Anniversary remembrance of The Wall at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC.
As Brance mentioned earlier this week, Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent were to perform More Than a Name on a Wall with Jimmy Fortune as a part of this four day remembrance this past Wednesday. The song, which Fortune wrote and recorded with The Statler Brothers, is among the selections on the upcoming debut release from The Dailey Vincent Band.
After the opening ceremonies, Jamie, Darrin and Jimmy were among the many volunteers who read the names of the fallen veterans inscribed on the wall. All 58, 256 names will be read over the course of the four ceremony, which concludes on Saturday (11/10).
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Bluegrass Ambassador Jamie Dailey, along with band mate Darrin Vincent, will be joining former Statler Brother Jimmy Fortune, at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial tomorrow to commemorate its 25th anniversary.
Tomorrow begins an event that will last four full days. There are over 58,000 names inscribed...
Tomorrow, January 29, 2008, is the official release of the new Dailey & Vincent CD. Last week they held a CD release party for a small group of family, friends, and industry VIPs at the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum.
The band performed a short set in the museum's Ford Theater, doing five cuts...
When we interviewed Dailey & Vincent in Nashville during IBMA week last year, they were tight-lipped about their upcoming Rounder CD, Brothers From Different Mothers. They wouldn't even discuss the songs they had recorded, preferring to keep mum until closer to the March 31 release date.
I saw...
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Most...
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The show airs...
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The show airs on Friday (3/7)...
Join me for a recorded visit with Darrin Vincent Tuesday Jan 29. Darrin talks about his teaming up with Jamie Dailey and the release of their new Rounder Album "Dailey and Vincent". I will be playing cuts from this new and fantastic what I think should be an award winning album. Tune in between 6pm and...
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Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent will stop by the Nashville studios of XM Satellite Radio this afternoon for a chat with Kyle Cantrell, host of XM's Bluegrass Junction.
No doubt, their chat will focus primarily on Dailey & Vincent's big night at the IBMA Awards earlier this month, where they took...
Bluegrass sensations Dailey & Vincent will take their award winning sound to the stage of The Fitzgerald theater in St. Paul, Minnesota on February 7 at 5 PM CST. The duo will be guests that evening on A Prairie Home Companion.
Playing this august stage is seen by many artists as a right of passage.
"When...
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