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I am looking for Country Music Memorabilia to get signed.?

I am attending Cma Music Fest 2009. I am currently looking for items to get signed. Any Cds, Concert Photos, Etc. I am willing to buy. I can send money paypal or soon, as it is June 11th. I am leaving a list I am currently Searching for. (I would rather not use ebay)
Lady Antebellum
Darius Rucker
Mark Wills
Bucky Covington
Blake Shelton
Miranda Lambert
Any other Country Stars,,Please let me know!
Thanks!

maybe a picture of them

Top 5 Gone Wild: Country Music Countdown. 4-25-11.

A Smoky Mountain Christmas [VHS] $14.98 …

The Judds – Love Can Build a Bridge [VHS] $19.98 …

Lost Outlaw Performance [VHS] $14.95 …

Sesame Street: Kids’ Favorite Songs $4.85 Kids’ Favorite Songs kicks off with a cackle-worthy parody of Bob Dylan doing “Old McDonald,” and from there the groovy gags keep comin’ ’round the mountain. Everywhere Elmo turns on Sesame Street monsters spontaneously burst into song, and all because they want him to feature their favorite tunes on his forthcoming radio countdown. For Telly, winnowing the hits to one is akin to Cookie Monster ch…

The Muppet Movie – Kermit’s 50th Anniversary Edition $9.98 Jim Henson vaulted Kermit, the famous floppy-armed frog, and his Muppet pals to the big screen with this charming 1979 musical adventure. Like the TV show that inspired it, Henson and director James Frawley playfully acknowledge movie clichés and conventions and allow the characters to address the camera in asides, like a Hope and Crosby road film for the 1980s. The ambitious singing frog decides…

No Country for Old Men $5.52 The Coen brothers make their finest thriller since Fargo with a restrained adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s novel. Not that there aren’t moments of intense violence, but No Country for Old Men is their quietest, most existential film yet. In this modern-day Western, Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) is a Vietnam vet who could use a break. One morning while hunting antelope, he spies several trucks surrou…

Dan Coates Complete / Advanced Piano Solos (The Professional Touch Series) $13.23 Includes: Angel Eyes; Anne’s Theme; Arthur’s Theme; Beauty and the Beast; Colors of the Wind; Desperado; Evergreen; From A Distance; The Greatest Love of All; How Do I Live; I Believe I Can Fly; I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing; Misty; My One True Friend; Open Arms; Over The Rainbow; The Rose; Saving All My Love For You; Send In The Clowns; Song From M*A*S*H; Star Wars; Tonight I Celebrate My Love; Up…

Rock n’ Blues Harmonica: A World of Harp Knowledge, Songs, Stories, Lessons, Riffs, Techniques and Audio Index for a New Generation of Harp Players … book and 74 minute stereo CD Jamming Buddy) $15.09 NOT AN INSTANT HARMONICA BOOK! Jon Gindick’s method is one of the most complete harmonica books ever. Rock n’ Blues Harmonica uses fact, fiction, illustration and notation to teach Music Theory 101, chord progressions, puckering, tongueblocking, octaves, tongue-slaps, headshakes, vibrato, bends, overblows, secrets of great tone, and much more….

Classic Rock Fake Book: Over 250 Great Songs of the Rock Era, Arranged for Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Electronic Keyboard an all ‘C’ Instruments $17.30 This fake book is a great compilation of more than 250 terrific songs of the rock era, arranged for piano, voice, guitar and all C instruments. Includes: The Air That I Breathe · All Right Now · American Woman · And When I Die · Angie · Beast of Burden · Birthday · Born to Be Wild · Brown Eyed Girl · Bus Stop · Carrie-Anne · A Day in the Life · Don’t Stand So Close to Me · The First C…

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The List $14.38 After the dark and chilling themes of 2006′s Black Cadillac, which saw Rosanne Cash dealing with the deaths of her mother, Vivian Liberto, her father, Johnny Cash, and her stepmother, June Carter Cash — all of whom passed within a two-year span — one might assume that her next project would move into an even deeper level of bleakness, but with The List, it’s immediately clear that she has instead found a more measured place to stand, and it’s a lovely and redemptive outing that looks back to go forward. When Cash turned 18, her father, alarmed that his daughter only knew the songs that were getting played on the radio, gave her a list of what he considered 100 essential American songs; Cash kept that list, and now she’s drawn on it for this wonderfully nuanced outing that brims with a kind of redemptive timelessness. The List is a renewal and a testament to life, and it belongs to her father as much as it belongs to her, a beautiful restatement of her father’s passions, only now, they’ve become his daughter’s treasures, as well. It’s an affirming story, but that’s all it would be if Cash didn’t sing her heart out here. And she does sing her heart out. The opener, a version of Jimmie Rodgers’ “Miss the Mississippi and You,” is full of comfortable grace and sentiment, and Cash keeps that fine emotional tone throughout this set. Songs like the folk classic “500 Miles” feel at once both lovingly rendered and reborn for a new century in Cash’s hands, and she doesn’t update them so much as find redemption and solace in them, which in turn gives these songs a bright relevance, and because of the connection to her father and the list he gave to her, it also feels like a deep personal statement. There’s so much to take comfort in here, including her fine rendering of Bob Dylan’s “Girl from the North Country,” a nice turn at Harlan Howard’s “Heartaches by the Number” (which features Elvis Costello), a calm but still spooky duet with Jeff Tweedy on the faux-murder ballad “Long Black Veil,” and a duet with Bruce Springsteen on Hal David and Paul Hampton’s “Sea of Heartbreak.” Cash sings with a calm, measured authority, and all these the songs fit together with the same sort of refreshing resignation and care. Contemporary country radio probably won’t touch anything here, since country these days seems to be more about name-checking than any actual preservation, but Cash is after something else again — it’s about connecting with the past and carrying it forward as an act of personal faith. It has nothing to do with hats or belt buckles. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi Performers: Curtis King – Vocals (Background); Kenny Williams – Vocals (Background); RIck DePofi – Horn, Clarinet (Bass), Piano;

I’m Movin’ On [Country Stars] $10.39 Hank Snow was a truly original vocalist, an excellent guitarist and songwriter, and the single biggest country star to come out of Canada. If you’re looking for a affordable but substantial introduction to this Country Music Hall of Famer, A Proper Introduction to Hank Snow is more than adequate, although it is not a complete career retrospective. This attractively packaged bargain-price anthology is roughly equivalent to, but more hit-oriented than, ASV/Living Era’s The Singing Ranger from 2003. Covering the years 1949-1953, A Proper Introduction to Hank Snow is essentially a 28-track summary of Bear Family’s first Singing Ranger box set, boiling four discs’ worth of music down to a lengthy single-disc program of hits and rarities. The track list contains every chart hit Snow made during the period, including two duets with Anita Carter and his career hit, “I’m Movin’ On.” In fact, 18 of the 28 tracks were hits; the remainder are choice cuts and oddities such as “Boogie Woogie Flying Cloud” and the Christmas novelty “Reindeer Boogie.” Recordings fall into the public domain after 50 years in Europe, which is why this collection is so cheap, and also why Snow’s recordings from 1954 onward are not included. A Proper Introduction to Hank Snow, Rovi

STARS OF COUNTRY MUSIC: STARS OF COUNTRY $9.58 Description not provided.

Cooking with Country Music Stars $3.98 A unique collaboration of 37 of country music’s biggest names, including Reba McEntire, George Strait, and Tammy Wynette, this book offers informative cooking and serving suggestions for more than 200 recipes. Full-color photographs and biographies of each star fill the pages.

Kentucky Country: Folk and Country Music of Kentucky $7.48 A lively tour of the state’s music, from the days of string bands through hillbilly, western swing, gospel, bluegrass, and honkey-tonk to through the Nashville Sound and beyond. Through personal interviews with many of the living legends of Kentucky music, Charles K. Wolfe illuminates a fascinating and important area of American culture. The list of country music stars who hail from Kentucky is a long and glittering one. Red Foley, Bill Monroe, Loretta Lynn, Tom T. Hall, the Judds, Dwight Yaokum, Billy Ray Cyrus, Ricky Skaggs, John Michael Montgomery, and Keith Whitely — all these and many others have called Kentucky home. Kentucky Country is the story of these stars and dozens more. It is also the story of many Kentucky musicians whose contributions have been little known or appreciated, and of those collectors, promoters, and entrepreneurs who have worked behind the scenes to bring Kentucky music to national attention.

Nashville Family of Music Country Stars Original Photo $15.01 Nashville Family of Music Country Stars Original Photo Nashville Family of Music Country Stars Original PhotoEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee.

Stars of Country Music by Malone, Bill C; McCulloh, Judith Edition , 0 $31.95 Stars of Country Music. Malone, Bill C; McCulloh, Judith

Western Stars of Country Music $6.96 This book is in Good Used condition

Country Stars on the Rise $11.89 COUNTRY STARS ON THE RISE features clips of some of the biggest names on the country music scene at the start of their careers. Classic performances by Donna Fargo, Roy Clark, Barbara Mandrell, Lynn Anderson, and the great Merle Haggard make this a set that fans of classic country won’t want to miss.

Country Music Television’s 100 Greatest Songs of Country Music by Edition , 0 $29.99 In 2003, Country Music Television compiled a panel of experts to discuss, debate and then finally rank the 100 greatest country songs of all time. The list was presented in a six-hour special that ran on the cable network in conjunction with a concert featuring some of country music's brightest stars performing the top 12 songs. This folio presents all 100 songs, arranged for piano/vocal/guitar, in what could be the greatest country collection ever! Songs include: Amarillo by Morning (#12) * Behind Closed Doors (#9) * Blue Moon of Kentucky (#11) * Coal Miner's Daughter (#13) * Crazy (#3) * The Dance (#14) * Forever and Ever, Amen (#15) * Friends in Low Places (#6) * Galveston (#8) * He Stopped Loving Her Today (#2) * Hello Darlin' (#17) * I Fall to Pieces (#7) * I Will Always Love You (#16) * Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to Be Cowboys (#10) * Ring of Fire (#4) * Stand by Your Man (#1) * Take Me Home, Country Roads (#16) * Your Cheatin' Heart (#5) * and many more of all your all-time favorites. Includes an interesting history of country music by Chet Flippo, Editorial Director of CMT and CMT.com, and former Nashville bureau chief for Billboard.

I Love You More: 24 Golden Country Songs $9.98 Country Stars.

Christmas with the Country Stars $3.18 Christmas with the Country Stars includes ten songs of the season from Charlie Rich (“O Holy Night”), Sonny James (“O Little Town of Bethlehem”), and Tanya Tucker (“Away in a Manger”). Also included are traditional holiday favorites by George Jones, Jody Miller, and Lynn Anderson. While the packaging is drab, the sound quality is decent, making this is an affordable way to pick up these seasonal tunes. ~ Al Campbell, Rovi Performers: George Jones – Vocals

Greatest Hits [Country Stars] $10.39 Budget priced collection from one of the best all-time country great bands that ever recorded.

The Singing Brakeman [Country Stars] $10.38 He’s been called the Father of Country Music, and certainly a strong case could be made that Jimmie Rodgers was exactly that. He was, at the very least, the father of the commercial, star-driven world of modern country music, and if he was the most unlikely of stars, a star he was, landing songs like “Blue Yodel (T for Texas)” and “In the Jailhouse Now” regularly in the Top Ten of the U.S. record charts in the late 1920s and early ’30s. Both of those songs are here, but what makes this set even more interesting is the way it presents a rounded and varied portrait of the singer, featuring Rodgers working with Bob Sawyer’s Jazz Band (“My Blue Eyed Jane”), Lani McIntire’s Hawaiians (“For the Sake of Days Gone By”), the Louisville Jug Band (“My Good Gal’s Gone Blues”), Sara & Maybelle Carter (“The Wonderful City”) and Louis & Lillian Armstrong (“Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin’ on the Corner)”). Mixing folk and blues with just enough autobiographical detail to make it something new — the template for modern country, as it turned out — Rodgers drew from several strains of American music to assemble his deceptively simple style, and that all those strains took him to the same river is easy to hear in this interesting collection. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi Performers: Louis Armstrong – Trumpet; Mother Maybelle Carter – Guitar; Sara Carter – Vocals

The Greatest Country Hits of 1956 $15.99 2007 release that contains some of the finest classic Country music from 1956. Country Music has always been one of the most popular genres in America and its importance in the development of music can not be under estimated. Many great performers cut their professional teeth on Country music, as can be seen here. This collection shows that many great names in Rock and Pop were heavily involved in the Country scene. The track list is packed with the greatest names in music, including Elvis, Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, Jim Reeves, George Jones and established Country stars such as Hank Snow, Red Foley, Carl Smith, Webb Pierce, Faron Young and many more. Acrobat.

Hit Country Number 1s $41.64 Hit Country #1′s features a selection of Country’s biggest stars and their #1 hits! 40 #1 hits appear on this two-disc release. The track list features US country stars Carrie Underwood, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Joe Nichols and Toby Keith as well as big time Australian acts The McClymonts, Troy Cassar-Daley, Jasmine Rae, Steve Forde, Catherine Britt, McAlister Kemp and many more.

Greatest Country Hits of 1955 $14.98 55 tracks on 2 CD’s of the very finest Country Music that the genre has to offer. The track list is packed with the greatest names in music, including early Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins and Jim Reeves, with established country stars such as Hank Snow, Red Foley, Ferlin Huskey, Lefty Frizzell, Hank Williams and many more.

Set List $10.18 Set List is the first Frames’ release under the Irish roustabouts’ domestic distribution deal with Anti, in preparation for a proper studio full-length. It makes sense, the live album release — the Frames have always made their name on-stage, and Set List will disappoint neither the ardent fan nor curious newcomer. Glen Hansard is a frontman of the beaded, bloody sweat variety, and his mates never get tired of amping the emotion with heart tingling wails of guitar and shrill fiddle. The crowd never tires of it, either — they shout along with the righteous rock release of “Revelate,” hesitate in hushed anticipation for the nearly nine-minute novella “Santa Maria,” and coo like contented schoolchildren during the subtle rushes of “Lay Me Down.” Hansard proves to be a storyteller of the classic Irish variety, all unassuming humor and prescient asides. His lengthy intro to “What Happens When the Heart Just Stops” (from 2001′s For the Birds) is roundabout hilarious, and he lets it fade perfectly into some scattered opening chords before building the song to an absolutely elegiac moment of release. The rambling, deadpan folk-pop of “Rent Day Blues” offers a bit of a reprieve from this sort of soul-baring, but that’s only to set up a pair of screeching hymns in “Pavement Tune” and “The Stars Are Underground.” As the Frames are criminally underappreciated in the States, Set List can’t quite avoid the patches of second-generation staleness that almost always taint live albums. In other words, you had to be there. But it still substantiates the Frames’ reputation for punctuating passion with peels of feedback, making it recommended listening for the initiated and novice alike. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi

The First Generation of Country Music Stars $39.95 This book is in New – Excellent condition

Great Country Music Stars, by Gray $7.95 This book is in Good Used condition

Yes, Lord, I’m Comin’ Home!: Country Music Stars Share Their Stories of Knowing God $19 “From the Grand Ole Opry to Radio City and beyond, country music is sweeping the globe. But country is more than just the new sound of America; many of its artists are also capturing audiences with their faith-inspired spirit. “Yes, Lord, I’m Comin’ Home ” presents these heart-warming true stories about faith and renewal, from some of today’s hottest country stars and legends of the past as they reveal the tragedy and triumph of their spiritual journeys. With startling honesty and emotional vulnerability, superstars like Naomi Judd, Barbara Mandrell, and Donna Fargo tell how they turned to faith to sustain them through discouragement, depression, and their darkest hours. Others, like Marty Raybon of Shenandoah, B. J. Thomas, Glen Campbell, and Steve Gatlin lived a life of drug and alcohol abuse until it all came crashing down. There are also moving stories behind the beautiful voices of Doug Stone, Ricky Lynn Gregg, and Louise Mandrell, who offer personal and passionate glimpses of their lives–and faith. >In “Yes, Lord, I’m Comin’ Home ,” a show-stopping list of country music legends and superstars share their joy of coming to know God. Artists such as Ferlin Husky, Penny DeHaven, John Berry, Rick Trevino, Toby Keith, Mark Collie, Susie Luchsinger, Paul Overstreet, Ken Holloway, MidSouth’s Kent Humphrey, Deborah Allen, Brian Barrett, and Joy Lynn White radiate with their love of God.”

Kentucky Country $31.48 A lively tour of the state’s music, from the days of string bands through hillbilly, western swing, gospel, bluegrass, and honkey-tonk to through the Nashville Sound and beyond. Through personal interviews with many of the living legends of Kentucky music, Charles K. Wolfe illuminates a fascinating and important area of American culture. The list of country music stars who hail from Kentucky is a long and glittering one. Red Foley, Bill Monroe, Loretta Lynn, Tom T. Hall, the Judds, Dwight Yaokum, Billy Ray Cyrus, Ricky Skaggs, John Michael Montgomery, and Keith Whitely — all these and many others have called Kentucky home. Kentucky Country is the story of these stars and dozens more. It is also the story of many Kentucky musicians whose contributions have been little known or appreciated, and of those collectors, promoters, and entrepreneurs who have worked behind the scenes to bring Kentucky music to national attention.