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One of the greatest comeback stories of all time One of the reasons I started this blog over five years ago was to share my love for one of the greatest genres in music country. And more specifically to share my love for the greatest country singer that ever graced the Opry stage George Jones. Of course‚ I am biased as shared on ‚‚‚previous blog posts. The Possum was already in his golden years when I saw him as a child at the Strawberry Festival in Plant City‚ Fl. My papaw‚ and my dad were big fans. When I lost them‚ I started this blog as my little way of keeping their memory alive. George was not only the greatest country singer of all-time as acknowledged by ‚The Chairman‚ himself ‚‚‚Frank Sinatra‚‚ ‚‚‚Waylon Jennings and ‚‚‚The Man In Black Johnny Cash‚ he was also the most persevering‚ and weathered insurmountable obstacles to remain one of the best there has ever been. First some background information on the greatest country singer of all time George Jones. George came from an area in Texas nicknamed The Big Thicket. It was an economically depressed region in Texas that struggled due to its biodiversity and the failure of oil wells‚ and tourism to the springs to properly take off.  Jones' momma played piano in the local pentecostal church. His dad played harmonica and worked at a shipyard. The Jones family lived in government subsidized housing‚.‚‚ By the time he was in grade school‚ George was playing guitar and helping to support the family by busking. His teen years were spent playing in Beaumont dive bars‚ and singing at a radio station. His breakthrough came as a songwriter when Faron Young and Red Foley recorded ‚Why Baby Why. ‚He moved to Nashville and by 1969‚ George had charted 42 solo hits‚ and several chart toppers. His hit streak continued when he married Tammy Wynette charting eleven hits‚ and three more chart toppers. https://youtu.be/jK-zBVqgIS0?si=R-jIakSBuI-fJu6-After their divorce‚ George had not topped the charts since 1975. He was addicted to whiskey‚ amphetamines and cocaine‚ and living in his car. He had Willie Nelson‚ bless his heart and friends pulled together a tribute album to help George Get back on his feet. He eventually had to file bankruptcy. George was also arrested for beating his then girlfriend‚ and shot at one of his best friends and writing buddy Peanut Montgomery. There was also a story that George had shot his second ex-wife’s lover in the posterior maximus in Beaumont‚ but I don’t know if that is one hundred percent true. In 1980‚ after a stint in a psychiatric hospital in Alabama‚ George continued to abuse alcohol‚ and cocaine. In the 60’s George’s dad died in a state asylum in Texas due to his crippling alcohol addiction. A couple of days after George’s release‚ he started recording the most successful album of his then 20+ year career!  ‚He Stopped Loving Her Today‚‚ the lead single on the album‚ revived his career to unprecedented stratospheric levels. Interestingly enough‚ it was a song George said no one would like because of how ‚‚‚depressing it was‚ but Billy Sherrill‚ his producer‚ was right‚ and George was wrong.  The album became George’s first platinum record‚ and the song earned a Grammy‚ ACM‚ and CMA awards. George would struggle on‚ and off with alcohol‚ and have a couple of more skirmishes with the law‚ but his comeback from homelessness to Grammy winning success is the greatest seen in country music history.  George went on to earn the prestigious Kennedy Center Honors‚ The National Medal of Arts and is in the Grammy‚ and Country Music Hall of Fame. I hope you’ve enjoyed the Comeback Series. You can check out the previous seven installments ‚‚‚here. These real life stories are proof that at your lowest you can still rise up from the ashes and take the bull by its horns. While there is life there is hope. It’s never too late for a comeback. If you are looking for a daily source of encouragement‚ please feel free to check out my daily positivity podcast ‚‚‚here. Spread good country music around‚ and share with the social media links below. Also‚ don't forget to follow the blogger on Twitter: Listen to more good country music here Check out our interviews on Pandora

Just before the end of 2023‚ Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed H.B. 201 into law. The focus of the bill is to; “Prohibit a state agency‚ county‚ or township from restricting the sale or use of a motor vehicle based on the energy source used to power the motor vehicle; to prohibit a state agency from adopting the California emissions standards for motor vehicles.” As you may remember‚ the Clean Air Act allows states to seek a waiver to enact emission standards outside of those set by the federal government. In 2022‚ California received a waiver allowing the state to establish guidelines requiring every new car and truck sold there to have zero emissions by 2035. This requirement has set off a debate in state capitals around the country. Some states seek to align with California‚ while others‚ like Ohio‚ are pushing back against California’s plans. ABATE of Ohio received the support of other groups in support of the bill‚ including the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Auto Dealers Association. Ed Schetter‚ Executive Director of ABATE of Ohio‚ testified in December‚ backing the bill. In his remarks‚ he said‚ “ABATE of Ohio is concerned with the push towards electric power and pressure to eliminate the internal combustion engine from the marketplace. This may leave many motorcyclists without options on how to power the motorcycles we ride. We also feel this may limit the availability of sales‚ parts‚ and service to the motorcyclists of Ohio. Many of these businesses are ones we’ve relied on for years.” After the hearing‚ lawmakers thanked ABATE of Ohio for their participation. Multiple legislators noted that ABATE of Ohio was the only “citizen-led” group involved in the hearing. Comments like that help reinforce the importance of engagement and participation by citizens in the legislative process. Remember‚ the debate on this issue is happening nationally in Washington‚ D.C.‚ in addition to state legislatures. In 2023 the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1435‚ a bill to revoke California’s waiver for setting these emission standards. It now awaits action in the Senate‚ where its companion version‚ S. 2090 Preserving Choice in Vehicle Purchases Act of 2023‚ has garnered 17 Senate cosponsors. The MRF would like to congratulate ABATE of Ohio on their victory in defense of the internal combustion engine! Well done! Ride With The Leaders by joining the MRF at http://mrf.org/ or call (202) 546-0983 * * * * The post Ohio Pushes Back on California Plans appeared first on Bikernet Blog - Online Biker Magazine.

Klaus Schwab has been boasting for years that the World Economic Forum has penetrated government cabinets all over the world. Now‚ they have penetrated Hollywood studios‚ with one of Schwab’s key deputies being given the [...] The post New ‘Star Wars’ Movie To Be Directed By World Economic Forum’s ‘Culture Leader’ appeared first on The People's Voice.