Garth Brooks is back out of retirement and in Vegas, does he still have it?
By Ambreya3
@Ambreya3 (100)
United States
December 25, 2009 10:38pm CST
I saw that headline today. Personally I think his last CD was his best. I was never a huge fan of his but some songs were okay and then his last to me was pretty good. So, I am hoping he does still have it at least for his sake and makes more music like "more than a memory". I have never been to see him. Have you?
2 responses
@mythociate (21437)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
30 Nov 11
It won't-be/probably-wasn't as 'kickin`' as it was back when he was in his 30's and 40's, but the marketing-Major's training is as eternal as the mountains 
Besides, 'out-of-retirement' to musicians just means 'back on tour or -on a concert-schedule' ... not much difference between 'retirement' and 'working musician-hood'; it's explained in Bachmann-Turner Overdrive's song "Working for a Living"---'If you e-ver get an-noyed, Look at me; I'm self-em-ployed. I love to work at no-thing all day!'
Besides, 'out-of-retirement' to musicians just means 'back on tour or -on a concert-schedule' ... not much difference between 'retirement' and 'working musician-hood'; it's explained in Bachmann-Turner Overdrive's song "Working for a Living"---'If you e-ver get an-noyed, Look at me; I'm self-em-ployed. I love to work at no-thing all day!'
@gitfiddleplayer (10362)
• United States
26 Dec 09
Sure he's still got it. I grew up listening to George Strait. I even got to go to one of his concerts, it was the #7 Tour, that was a long time ago though. I'm sure he will bring in a crowd that loves country music. It won't be like a typical Vegas show because he is all class and not just some show to go see.
