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What are the most performed songs by girl singers that most bands hate to do.

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Anything by Reba :!: YOU BETCHA,DYK?BC.
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Wade Romonosky wrote:What are the most performed song by girl singers that most band hate to do.

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"Stand By Your Man"
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Yeah David, I would not attempt to play this song without at least a Franklin pedal. :lol:
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Good one, Bama. Who could forget, "Crazy?" :eek:
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David Mason, that is FUNNY!! :lol:
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Barry, I don't mind Crazy[Love to play the tune] I said Reba because several years ago when she was REAL hot,I was playing in a band that had to back up the finals in the Wranger talent show. Most of the female singers choose Reba songs. NONE of them could do the tunes justice.Would have been better if they HAD choose to do Crazy. :!: :!: :!: :D YOU BETCHA,DYK?BC.
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Anytime I ask the girl singer what key her song is in and she says " it goes like this" I know I am not going to like it.
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Or when the guitar player strums every chord he knows,She says [that's it] Then she still sings a half-tone flat. Oh well :roll: YOU BETCHA,DYK?BC.
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"Crazy" makes me want to puke every time I have to play that piece of crap. I could never see how Patsy Cline ever made it. Go ahead and flame my butt. Compare Patsy to someone like Tammy Wynette, and there is no contest. Just my meaningless opinion.
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I think there are to many covers of "The First Cut Is The Deepest".
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For a while it was "Redneck Woman". I never heard any female singer besides Gretchen Wilson who could sing it.
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What usually happens is they want to get up and sing, then become irritated if you don't know every Wynonna or Reba song. When you do settle on one, they can't get within 50 yards of the pitch.
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My wife and I have our own little band "The Long & Short of It" and I'm happy to say that we do "Stand By Your Man", "Crazy", "Walkin' After Midnight", Redneck Woman", "You Ain't Woman Enough to take My Man" and a bunch of other "Chick" songs. I must be sick as I love to play 'em and have more or less always played in bands with female vocalists. They're usually a lot better on the eyes than you ugly old pharts..........JH in Va.
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Hey Jerry,
I resent being called ugly... :lol:
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Post by Alan Coldiron »

Satin Sheets is pretty high on my list.

How do you know if a girl singer is at the door? She can't find her key and doesn't know when to come in.
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Post by Bo Borland »

That's funny Alan..

I also like playing the girl singer tunes, it's a change of pace.. I did a Colgate Country Showdown regional (thanks Mom, for the music lessons) almost every girl sang Martina's "Broken Wing" ( or tried to)
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Post by Glenn Suchan »

Since the thread is titled "Songs for Girl Singers", here are some song done by a trio of greats that got their start at the Big D Jamboree in Dallas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSspYfUF9fc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFe1DVkmieE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkYt3QUqoQM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzJ3hiqsi0U

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How do you know when a baby girl is going to grow up to be a singer?
When her first words are, "I can't hear myself".

The song I got tired of was Blue Bayou. I don't know about the guys....
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he song I got tired of was Blue Bayou. I don't know about the guys....
Tired of hearing it, but will never get tired of playing it.
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One night I was singing at a Moose Lodge and a guy in the front row kept yelling "Blue Bayou, Blue Bayou".
I said, "Blue Bayou?"
He said "Yes".
I said, Blew by me, too!".
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Cute Dayna :D
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Richard,Nothing wrong about the way you feel about [Crazy],I feel the same way about [For The Good Times] Have HAD to play that damn thing 999 times too many. Hope to live long enough to play it 999 times more.But will ALLWAYS think that it sucks. YOU BETCHA,DYK?BC.
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Yeah Bama. That's another one. Wow, there are more of these than I thought.
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