Olan Bassham & Jordanaires
Heart To Heart
© 2007 Olan Bassham (634479707285) (format: CD-R)
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Baritone, mixture of country and pop
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Heart to Heart
author: Greg MenzaOlan Bassham and the Jordanaires again reunite to produce a new CD Heart To Heart to benefit the American Heart Association. Ray Walker of the Jordanaires said of Bassham, "We think the world of him. We'll get behind anything he does." Included on Heart To Heart are tribute songs to Dolly, Johnny and Elvis. Dolly wrote Bassham, "Thank you for sharing such a heartwarming song about me. It touched my heart." Regards, Greg Menza
Heart to Heart
author: Ken KannonHeart To Heart is a great CD for a great cause, The American Heart Association. The first-rate music accompaniment and the backup vocal by the best in the business, Elvis backup group for many years, lifted Bassham's smooth baritone voice to its best. Thanks,Kannon
Heart to Heart
author: Bill StanleyThe entire album is excellent. I especially like the three tribute songs, one each to Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, and Elvis. The song One Dream Away is a sure hit. Sincerely, Bill Stanley
Heart to Heart by Jordanaires & Olan Bassham.
author: Frances Douglas BasshamGreat sound by Bassham and Jordanaires. Bassham wrote 13 of the 14 songs on the CD which will be sold to raise funds for the American Heart Association.
Heart to Heart
author: Olan BasshamElvis Presley's backup singers, the Jordanaires and other excellent musicians and singers in Nashville did a great job in accompaning Bassham on this CD which includes tribute songs to Elvis, Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash. The sale of the CD will raise funds for The American Heart Association.
Heart to Heart
author: Olan BasshamThis album contains tribute songs to Elvis, Dolly, and Johnny Cash, written by Olan Bassham and recorded by Bassham and the Jordanaires. Also, the album includes two other songs written by Bassham which he recorded with the Jordanaire. The album of 14 songs, all written by Bassham, will be sold to raise funds for the American Heart Association.