montgomery gentry vs. brooks and dunn?
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well i like em both but i'd have to go with Brooks and Dunn.  great harmony with their voices in each song and they keep country in the roots of every song they write.  It shows too...especially with 19 CMA Awards and winning best vocal duo from 1992 to 2006 with the exception of Montgomery Gentry in 2000.  Also may i add they have had 8 Certified Platinum Albums with their newest album "Hillbilly Deluxe" just hitting Platinum as well, so make that 9 Platinum Albums.  so yeah i'm gonna have to go with my boys Brooks and Dunn
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I'd have to say Buddy Rich had the better chops, Roach had the staying power and tenacity.  \nRoach by a hair.
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hmmmm. i would go with wiley
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I would start Dunn and Taylor because over the last couple of weeks the ATL passing game has been not been there and the only way they have a chance of scoring is by grounding it out with warrick dunn. As far as taylor he has been good all year for around 80- yards plus a game.
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"I Will Be Here" by Steven Curtis Chapman\n\nor\n\n"I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery \n\nBoth songs are classics.
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Garth Brooks? I need to look some more. Let me know if I'm right.\n\nLook at this website http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/31367822\n\nGarth Brooks is married to Trisha Yearwood, not Shania Twain
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They are both very good, but i happen to like Back more than them. Verdi is also good.
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Yes! Much better than Rubin or Fantasia! Her songs I can listen too and she has good range. Clay Aiken is not that bad but Carrie Underwood ranks with Kelly!
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in texas PMBR is popular and gets good reviews. the national jurist recently said that BarBri is getting sued. so maybe you might want to consider somethign else.
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garth brooks and trisha yearwood
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It is a variation on the name Gentry.  It means "people, army".
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LJ obviously... (18th round... so sweet)\n\nKeep Chad & Larry Johnsons.\n\nYou can easily replace Dunn & Hasselbeck.
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For the Old schoolers you have Lambert, Butkus, and Singletary.  Today there is Urlacker, and Lewis.  The Hardest hitting, this is close but I'm gonna go with Jack Lambert.
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I am a musicologist and teach in the Bluegrass Program at East TN State University in Johnson City, TN.I am also potterfan's dad. I would like to answer this as an oldtime blues and rockabilly fan.Who could pick for sure, and both of these gentlemen had such an enfluence on rock and pop music, in their own right. Little Richard was one of the pioneers who started it all, but he was only using a format of a more older and archaic style of blues, which he probably was quite familiar with. Jerry Lee Lewis was born and raised in a southern area where both black and white musical influences were prevalent on each other. The blues was the common denominator for both artists,and when you boil it all down, their music was great fun for everyone.
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Edmonds is a better leader, fielder, and more reliable.  Griffey will probably be hurt in another two months.  Edmonds plays with heart, and the Reds are doing well enough without him. \n\nLook at the stats: Reds in 2005 (With Griffey heathy)-losing record.\nReds in 2006(With Griffey hurt again)- Winning record and first in the division.
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Ike or Patton. Although Patton was a little crisp on the sides!
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Royals. If you base that on tension between players and staff I'd say Cubs. Dusty can't seem to get along with Todd Walker very well and nobody really likes Hendry. But Go Cubbies anyhow.