Saturday, July 19, 2008
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About Me
- Christine
- (Hudson Valley area), New York, United States
- Born and raised a country girl in a small town in Southern Oregon, I am the 5th of 7 children. I have a fraternal twin brother who was born just 3 minutes before me(he instead is the “middle child”). On our birthday I like to remind him that I am two hours and fifty-seven minutes older than his is, as he lives on the West Coast, and I live on the East Coast, a three hour time difference. My dad is a cowboy from Oklahoma and my mom is from Northern California. My name means “anointed” and my middle name means “oath of God”. I am a direct descendant of William and Susanna White (through Peregrine White’s line) who came to America aboard the Mayflower. I am primarily English and Cherokee Indian, with a bit of Irish. I am married to a man who loves God and together we have a beloved son, who I consider to be one of the greatest accomplishments of my life.
My Photography...
Cape Cod: Sunset at Paine's Creek, Brewster, MA
Cape Cod: Grist Mill in Brewster, MA
Cape Cod: Grist Mill in Brewster, MA
Ferry Ride Back From Martha's Vineyard: A Bird's Eye View
Cape Cod: Martha's Vineyard
5 comments:
I suppose I coule have added the great crooners like Bing Crosby, and of course THE KING, Mr. Elvis Presley...
Ooh, most definitely Bing Crosby! There has never been such a silky voice as his. I melt when watching White Christmas.
My personal favorite is Robert Plant, but I can think of several others that would at least have to be on a list of "near favorites."
Definately Bing and The King. Don't forget the other "king," Nat "King" Cole.
Stevie Wonder, Bob Seger, Steven Tyler and Paul Rodgers round out a short list of pop/rock vocalists.
Andrea Bocelli and John McCormack (classical Irish Tenor) for classical and operas.
Louis Armstrong ("What A Wonderful World"), Mel Torme, Tony Bennett and Al Jarreau in the jazz genre.
Don't forget Ricky Skaggs and Paul Overstreet. And Kathy I can't believe you didn't mention YOUR MAN. Josh Turner is it? LOL
Personally I also happen to love to listen to blended voices, ie. The Statler Brothers, The Oakridge Boys...
And why isn't John Denver and James Taylor on the list?
Oh, don't get me wrong...I absolutely melt at Josh Turner's voice, but the greatest male vocalist of all time? That's a pretty big title to live up to and Bing's got that one wrapped up for me.
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