TN -- Nashville -- CMA Music Festival 2004 -- Performers at Coliseum:
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(040610) Charlie Daniels, Sara Evans, Buddy Jewell, Terri Clark, Vince Gill, LeAnn Rimes, Lorrie Morgan (host), Uncle Kracker, and Rascal Flatts.
(040611) Lonestar, Clint Black, Martina McBride, Brooks and Dunn (with Gretchen Wilson).
(040612) Clay Walker, Mavericks, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Diamond Rio.
(040613) Chris Cagle (with Brett Michaels of Poison), Glen Campbell (with Bryan White), Darryl Worley, Dierks Bentley (with Michelle Poe), Pat Green (with Willie Nelson), Keith Urban, Wynonna, Hank Williams Jr (with a recap of some of the previous performers of the evening), and Gretchen Wilson (recording a crowd video).
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FFAIR5_040610_010.JPG: Charlie Daniels
FFAIR5_040610_036.JPG: Sara Evans
FFAIR5_040610_062.JPG: Sara Evans @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040610_100.JPG: Buddy Jewell
FFAIR5_040610_113.JPG: Terri Clark
FFAIR5_040610_165.JPG: Terri Clark @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040610_197.JPG: Vince Gill @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040610_242.JPG: LeAnn Rimes
FFAIR5_040610_258.JPG: LeAnn Rimes @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040610_289.JPG: Lorrie Morgan
FFAIR5_040610_301.JPG: Uncle Kracker
FFAIR5_040610_381.JPG: Rascal Flatts
FFAIR5_040611_017.JPG: Tracy Lawrence with a long zoom
FFAIR5_040611_030.JPG: Lonestar
FFAIR5_040611_085.JPG: Clint Black @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040611_172.JPG: Martina McBride
FFAIR5_040611_206.JPG: Dunn of Brooks and Dunn
FFAIR5_040611_210.JPG: Brooks and Dunn introduced Gretchen Wilson just before I made it in front of the stage and then she performed enough numbers that I never got to see them again.
FFAIR5_040611_214.JPG: Gretchen Wilson @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040612_007.JPG: Clay Walker
FFAIR5_040612_011.JPG: Mavericks @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040612_012.JPG: Mavericks @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040612_156.JPG: Billy Ray Cyrus
FFAIR5_040612_219.JPG: Diamond Rio @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040613_019.JPG: Chris Cagle
FFAIR5_040613_060.JPG: Chris Cagle with Brett Michaels of Poison
FFAIR5_040613_121.JPG: Glen Campbell
FFAIR5_040613_185.JPG: Glen Campbell with Bryan White @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040613_204.JPG: Darryl Worley
FFAIR5_040613_283.JPG: Dierks Bentley @ Fan Fair
FFAIR5_040613_286.JPG: Michelle Poe in Dierks Bentley's band
FFAIR5_040613_364.JPG: A comment from the fans about the high price of drinks at the Coliseum. (Bentley's hit song was "What Was I Thinking?")
FFAIR5_040613_393.JPG: Pat Green with Willie Nelson
FFAIR5_040613_527.JPG: Keith Urban @ Fan Fair
FFAIR6_040613_034.JPG: Wynonna Judd, who was shockingly fat. Large women are not normally part of country music. The program mentioned "The fiery Kentucky redhead with the equally impressive voice has taken on a very transparent and public role in her Oprah-partnered "Journey to Health," documenting her yearlong program of weight loss and behavior modification."
FFAIR6_040613_213.JPG: Wynonna Judd @ Fan Fair
FFAIR6_040613_352.JPG: Hank Williams Jr. @ Fan Fair.
FFAIR6_040613_430.JPG: Darryl Worley during the Hank Williams Jr final set
FFAIR6_040613_444.JPG: Other performers come out for the Hank Williams Jr finale
FFAIR6_040613_515.JPG: Then Gretchen Wilson came out to record a video segment for her video for "I'm Here For The Party." They recorded the song three times with various crowd shots.
Wikipedia Description: CMA Music Festival
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The CMA Music Festival is a 4-day music festival centered around country music hosted each June by the Country Music Association in Nashville, Tennessee. Begun in 1972 as Fan Fair, the event now draws over 400 artists and celebrities who hold autograph sessions and perform in one of the many concerts offered throughout the festival. Over 191,000 fans from around the world attended the 2007 CMA Music Festival.
Activities:
The CMA Music Festival, hosted by the Country Music Association, encompasses four days of country music concerts and musician and fan interactions. Despite its emphasis on country music and country music artists, the festival also showcases selected artists in other musical genres. In 2007, Los Lonely Boys and Lynyrd Skynyrd made appearances. Over 200 artists attend the event each year to hold up to 30 hours of autograph sessions and "meet-and-greet" sessions with their fans at the Nashville Convention Center. Many artist fan clubs also hold gatherings in the area during the festival.
During the festival, attendees can choose from the 100 hours of concerts that are offered on stages at Riverfront Park and LP Field. Until 2001, the evening concerts were organized by record labels, with each label choosing which of their artists would be able to perform, and for how long. Beginning with Fan Fair 2001, these main concerts were grouped instead by record distribution group. This allowed for four main concerts, for Sony, WEA/EMI, UNI, and BMG. Artists are held to very strict timeframes for their performances, with Martina McBride noting in 2007 that she was expected to be on stage for exactly 34 minutes, "[n]ot 30, not 35, but 34." The artists are not paid to attend the festival or for their performances during the festival.
Half of the proceeds from the festival each year (estimated at US$200,000 in 2001) are donated to charity, while the other half are earmarked by the CMA for "the ...More...
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2004 photos: Equipment this year: I bought two Fujifilm S7000 digital cameras. While they produced excellent images, I found all of the retractable-lens Fuji models had a disturbing tendency to get dust inside the lens. Dark blurs would show up on the images and the camera had to be sent back to the shop in order to get it fixed. I returned one of the cameras when the blurs showed up in the first month. I found myself buying extended warranties on cameras.
Trips this year: (1) Margot and I went off to Scotland for a few days, my first time overseas. (2) I went to Hawaii on business (such a deal!) and extended it, spending a week in Hawaii and another in California. (3) I went to Tennessee to man a booth and extended it to go to my third Fan Fair country music festival.
Number of photos taken this year: 110,000.
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