God has started painting His beautiful landscapes with the brilliant colors of Autumn! So, take in this beauty with a drive along the winding country roads and enjoy the scenery on your way to Lynchburg, Tennessee to the BBQ Caboose! Meet us there Saturday, November 9th at 10:00 AM for a fun show with MaryJustice & The Pacemakers! This show is live but will be broadcast through radio station WLIJ 1580 AM out of Shelbyville, Tennessee, with Paul Jones, Radio Host of the "Old Time Country Radio Show."
Most of you who read this blog frequently, probably know all about me that you want to know.
"MaryJustice has a passion for songwriting, and entertaining. Whether
considered Pop, Indie or New Country, her songs appeal to teens as well as
older music lovers. A multi-award winning singer and songwriter from
Huntsville, Alabama, MaryJustice has performed regularly in North Alabama and
Nashville since she was 14. She has recorded demos and harmonies for other
songwriters."
There is more but that's enough about me for right now!
Jerry Mungle describes himself as “just a good
ole boy from Tennessee who grew up in his Dad's feed store in Hartsville,
Tennessee, where they played cards and country music. Jerry writes a lot of
comedy parodies, some political, but he is always fair and balanced and writes
about left and right and right and wrong. A delight to hear and watch as he
entertains with that boyish grin and twinkle in his eyes. He also has a serious
side and his renditions of good old-time gospel brings back childhood memories
of good old country churches and dinner on the ground.
Earl Watts was born in Wheeler Texas. He lived in Pampa Texas
until the age of nine. His father became a preacher and moved the family to the
little town of Daylight Tennessee just outside McMinnville where he bought a
tent for tent revivals and the family moved around a lot after that doing God’s
work or as Earl likes to call it “Saving souls and damming sinners”. The
revivals would usually move on to another location after a couple of weeks.
During those times he was exposed to a lot of gospel music which he still loves
to this day. It was during those days he also learned a few chords on his
father’s old Kay guitar. Those days taught him a lot about human behavior and
left him with a lot to draw on for song writing. Earl is laid back and is quite the philosopher!
Although Jerry and Earl
are solo entertainers they frequently join as “Two Old Men & Some Songs.” Two
Old Men & Some Songs is just that … Two old men who love to write songs,
sing songs and play guitar. Both are successful business men. Jerry is a realtor and Earl manufactures
specialized parts for industrial doors and windows. Sometimes their businesses
get in the way of their hobby of entertaining with their music and stories of
the inspiration behind each song.
So, being the deep thinker and comedian , Jerry held a Facebook contest to name our first show together. The hands-down winner was fellow songwriter, Larry Cole who suggested "MaryJustice and The Pacemakers" so I suppose this is who we are as a trio!
I hope you'll make the beautiful road trip and join us. It's early enough in the day that you will probably be back home to watch your "Team" on TV or catch them on the radio from the car radio as you enjoy the rest of the day!
