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SUMMARY:Heritage Days 2023
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URL:https://claycountycourthousetn.com/event/heritage-days-2023/
LOCATION:Historic Clay County Courthouse\, 100 Court House Square\, Celina\, TN\, 38551\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lola Jean Dillon Concert
DESCRIPTION:Music by Songwriter Lola Jean Dillon to Be Performed at Historical Clay County Courthouse Concert May 20-21  \nThe Historic Clay County Courthouse is presenting “An Evening of Lola Jean Dillon” on May 20 and 21. \n“Lola Jean Dillon is a Clay Countian who achieved success as a singer and songwriter\,” explained Thomas Watson\, curator of the Historic Clay County Courthouse. “We are thankful that she is planning to perform during a special appearance at this event in her honor.” \nBeginning each night at 7 p.m.\, Lola Jean Dillon’s music will be performed by Stage Band\, The Southern Image Band and local vocalists. \nLoretta Lynn took two of Dillon’s compositions to the top of the country charts. “Somebody Somewhere (Don’t Know What He’s Missin’ Tonight)” hit No. 1 in 1976\, while “When the Tingle Becomes a Chill” was a 1975 No. 2 hit. Penned by Dillon and recorded by Reba McEntire\, “Today All Over Again” was a No. 5 country hit in 1981. \nDillon wrote duets by Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty “We’re Caught Between a Love and a Love Affair” and “You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly\,” a No. 6 hit. Solo releases by Loretto Lynn included “Somebody Led Me Away\,” and the No. 12 hit\, “Spring Fever.” \nA young Dolly Parton released Dillon’s “I’ve Lived My Life” in 1967. “I Know What It’s Like in Her Arms” was recorded in 1978 by Gene Watson. \nSome of the other songs Dillon wrote are “Big Stick of Dynamite” recorded by Billie Jo Spears; “Rock Me Back to Little Rock” by Jan Howard; “Where Would That Leave Me?” by The McCarters; “The Room at the Top of the Stairs” by Cal Smith; “While the Choir Sang the Hymn” by Johnny Russell; “Life Goes On” by Lawrence Reynolds; “There Won’t Be Any Patches in Heaven” by Norma Jean – Vocal Accompaniment by The Jordanaires; and “How Close Am I to Losing You” by Eddie Eastman with Carroll Baker. \nDillon released solo albums performing her own compositions as well as recording a number of songs with her writing partner\, L.E. White. \nTickets\, which are $15\, are on sale after May 9 at Clay Chamber of Commerce\, Macon Bank & Trust’s Celina Branch and Bank of Celina for this limited seating event sponsored by Celina Lumber Company\, according to Watson.
URL:https://claycountycourthousetn.com/event/lola-jean-dillon-concert-5-21-22/
LOCATION:Historic Clay County Courthouse\, 100 Court House Square\, Celina\, TN\, 38551\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lola Jean Dillon Concert
DESCRIPTION:Music by Songwriter Lola Jean Dillon to Be Performed at Historical Clay County Courthouse Concert May 20-21  \nThe Historic Clay County Courthouse is presenting “An Evening of Lola Jean Dillon” on May 20 and 21. \n“Lola Jean Dillon is a Clay Countian who achieved success as a singer and songwriter\,” explained Thomas Watson\, curator of the Historic Clay County Courthouse. “We are thankful that she is planning to perform during a special appearance at this event in her honor.” \nBeginning each night at 7 p.m.\, Lola Jean Dillon’s music will be performed by Stage Band\, The Southern Image Band and local vocalists. \nLoretta Lynn took two of Dillon’s compositions to the top of the country charts. “Somebody Somewhere (Don’t Know What He’s Missin’ Tonight)” hit No. 1 in 1976\, while “When the Tingle Becomes a Chill” was a 1975 No. 2 hit. Penned by Dillon and recorded by Reba McEntire\, “Today All Over Again” was a No. 5 country hit in 1981. \nDillon wrote duets by Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty “We’re Caught Between a Love and a Love Affair” and “You’re the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly\,” a No. 6 hit. Solo releases by Loretto Lynn included “Somebody Led Me Away\,” and the No. 12 hit\, “Spring Fever.” \nA young Dolly Parton released Dillon’s “I’ve Lived My Life” in 1967. “I Know What It’s Like in Her Arms” was recorded in 1978 by Gene Watson. \nSome of the other songs Dillon wrote are “Big Stick of Dynamite” recorded by Billie Jo Spears; “Rock Me Back to Little Rock” by Jan Howard; “Where Would That Leave Me?” by The McCarters; “The Room at the Top of the Stairs” by Cal Smith; “While the Choir Sang the Hymn” by Johnny Russell; “Life Goes On” by Lawrence Reynolds; “There Won’t Be Any Patches in Heaven” by Norma Jean – Vocal Accompaniment by The Jordanaires; and “How Close Am I to Losing You” by Eddie Eastman with Carroll Baker. \nDillon released solo albums performing her own compositions as well as recording a number of songs with her writing partner\, L.E. White. \nTickets\, which are $15\, are on sale after May 9 at Clay Chamber of Commerce\, Macon Bank & Trust’s Celina Branch and Bank of Celina for this limited seating event sponsored by Celina Lumber Company\, according to Watson.
URL:https://claycountycourthousetn.com/event/lola-jean-dillon-concert/
LOCATION:Historic Clay County Courthouse\, 100 Court House Square\, Celina\, TN\, 38551\, United States
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