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“The Cowboy Rides Away” Tour NASHVILLE, Tenn DECEMBER 2012, JANUARY, FEBRUARY 2013 VOL. 30 NO. 4 GeorgeGeorge StraitStrait andand MartinaMartina McBrideMcBride TouringTouring TogetherTogether InIn 20132013 George Strait Announces The Cowboy Rides Away Tour 21 Dates Announced For 2013; Tickets On Sale NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Musical icon George new music and play select dates around the Strait announced his plans for his final country following the completion of the tour. two-year tour – The Cowboy Rides Away The Cowboy Rides Away Tour will offer Tour. In a press conference live from the fans a final opportunity to take in Strait’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum live show filled with hits from throughout in Nashville, Strait revealed the first 20 his remarkable career. markets he will visit during the winter and Strait has thus far yielded 59 No. 1 songs, spring legs of his 2013 tour. Special guest has earned more than 60 major industry Martina McBride is set to join Strait for the awards, and has sold over 65 million al- 2013 dates, which begin on January 18 in bums. He is the only artist in music history Lubbock, Texas. to achieve at least one Top Ten hit each year Strait, who celebrated his 60th birthday during his 30-year career and was only the earlier this year, shared, “This is going to second artist at the time (after Eddy Arnold be a very special, emotional tour for me. in 1966) to be inducted into the Country Everywhere we’re going holds fond memo- Music Hall of Fame (2006) while still ac- ries and I’m looking forward to paying my tively recording and producing chart topping respects.” Strait plans to continue recording hits and albums. King George Graces December Cover Of “People Country” In First Interview In Over Five Years, Strait Counts His Blessings And Reveals Plans After “The Cowboy Rides Away” Tour NASHVILLE, Tenn. – It’s been five years them have been coming out since the 80s, also talks about the journey to selling over since country music fans have heard from and that means so much to me. They have 65 million albums and experiencing 59 No. King George Strait in an exclusive inter- been so loyal.” 1 hits. “I’ve been blessed with the ability to view, but as he announced his final trek on Strait describes the sleepless nights that sing, and that has taken me so many places I The Cowboy Rides Away Tour, he sat down led up to his final decision to make this his never would have gone otherwise. I’ve had with People Country to reveal plans for final tour, “I had second thoughts about it, great people around me from the beginning another album after his touring ends, and and third thoughts. Walking up on stage is … and they never tried to make me some- those things in his life he’s most thankful still so much fun for me. Such a thrill… one I wasn’t.” for. “I’ve got great fans,” he says. “Some of there’s nothing like it. I’ll miss that.” He STRAIT TALK George Strait Releases New Single, “Give It All We Got Tonight” NASHVILLE, Tenn. – MCA Nashville has “Give It All We Got Tonight” lyrics: Just close your eyes and you can see that we released a brand new single, “Give It All July moonlight shines are where we’re meant to be We Got Tonight,” from George Strait. The Your pretty little head on my shoulder single was shipped to country radio on at the Pull over on the side of the road Baby fall into my kiss end of October and is receiving a lot of air- Oh my God, you’re something It should just happen like this play. The single was recorded in Nashville Like nothing I’ve ever seen Trust it so much that there’s no one else but and penned by Tim James, Phil O’Donnell If I’m asleep girl, let me dream us and and Mark Bright and is the first from Strait’s This moment that says it’s so right forthcoming album that is expected to be re- Baby fall into my kiss ‘Cause that’s all we have in this life leased next year. Strait once again collabo- It should just happen like this Baby, drink up this love, give it all we got rated with longtime producer, Tony Brown, Trust it so much that there’s no one else but tonight on the music. us and Give it all we got tonight “The song has a very unusual melody and This moment that says it’s so right very cool phrasing, which I’ve always been ‘Cause that’s all we have in this life Baby fall into my kiss drawn to,” shared Strait. Drink up this love, baby, give it all we got It should just happen like this Strait recently announced the two-year tonight Trust it so much that there’s no one else but The Cowboy Rides Away Tour which com- us and mences on Jan. 18, 2013 in Lubbock, Texas Summer honeysuckle This moment that says it’s so right with special guest Martina McBride. For a Leaking through a rolled down window That’s all we have in this life full list of all the tour stops, visit We both know when that seat lays back Drink up this love, c’mon, give it all we got www.georgestrait.com. Anything can happen tonight So imagine it’ll never end Give it all we got tonight GSFC Announces Membership Changes And Holiday Shipping Schedule The George Strait Fan Club has decided to email memberships continue to grow. This Holiday schedule. The Fan club will close make changes to our membership structure. includes all foreign memberships as well. for its regular Christmas and New Years Effective, Nov. 30, 2012, the fan club will In addition, beginning on Dec. 1st of 2012, break on Dec. 21st and will reopen on Janu- no longer offer memberships by mail. Our we will no longer fill merchandise orders ary 3rd of 2013. All orders placed before membership base has become increasingly for foreign customers with the exception Dec. 20th will be shipped before we close. an on line membership and we will continue of Canada. The paperwork and shipping Any overnight orders placed on Dec. 20th to work in that manner. Beginning on Dec. costs have become so outrageous and time will be shipped on the 21st. All other orders 1st, we will no longer offer new $25 mail consuming that it is no longer feasible. For placed after Dec. 19th will not be shipped memberships or renewals. The last printed our Canadian friends, we would like to let until we return from the Christmas Break. newsletter will be the Sept./Oct/Nov. 2013 you know that we must have a physical We sincerely hope that you and your fam- issue. After that date, all newsletters will be address in order to ship your packages. We ily have a wonderful and Merry Christmas issued only to members by on-line member- only ship by UPS and they cannot deliver to season and we look forward to serving you ships. The percentage of mail memberships P.O. Boxes. in 2013. has become smaller each month, while our We have also decided on our Christmas STRAIT TALK Fan Collectable Column • Country Special People Magazine. December, 2012. Front contents, p. 3 ad, p. 24 George Strait mentioned, p. 28 cover full page. “Exclusive!” George Strait ~ His First mentioned, pp. 32-34 George photos & mentioned, p. 41 Interview in 5 Years.” Contents pages, full photo; On the mentioned, p. 45 mentioned, p. 49 mentioned, p. 75 photo. Scene page, Two for the Road: George and Martina McBride Last page cover photo ad. Nashville, TN. photo; pp. 38-44 “Blessings 2012-George Strait” - story and • Fort Western Store and Holiday Catalogue, p. 34 George full of great photos. Back page, Boot Barr ad for the George Strait kids shirts and jeans, p. 92 George Strait hats, shirts, Strait Cowboy Cut Collection. Nashville, TN. jeans. p. 93 George Strait hats and Wrangler collection shirts, • Country Weekly. “Country’s Greatest Entertainers” Magazine. also a free George Strait CD with purchase of Wranglr December 17, 2012. George Strait photo on front page, p. 2 apparel. The following George Strait Fan Club Members submitted to the Collectable Column… And We Thank You! As a GSFC member, you can join in and earn Strait Cash, receive your Strait Talk 1st Class and 2 Collector’s Cards. We are also selecting one name from the list and sending them a George Strait Goodie Box. This is all you need to do - collect magazine or newspaper articles, photos or reviews - send them in and if we use them, your name is added to the list. It’s easy. Remember to enclose the article, where it came from, date, page #, issue and your name and address. Thank You!!! Judy Wilson - Brownsvile, TX Alexis Gaffney - Hillsboro, OR Mary Lou Burkett - Corpus Christi, TX MOVERSMOVERS ARE YOU MOVING? MOVERSMOVERS DO YOU HAVE A NEW EMAIL ADDRESS? DROP US YOUR NEW INFORMATION BY EMAIL OR MAIL. GSFC • P.O. BOX 2119 • HENDERSONVILLE, TENNESSEE 37077 [email protected] • (615) 824-7176 HOuRS: MON., WED., & FRI. FOR OPEN PHONE LINES 11:00aM-1:00PM CENTRaL TIME September 26th Press Conference September 26th Press Conference STRAIT TALK ~New Merchandise~ 563 Calendar 544 Photo Keychain 1142 White Latte Mug 1012 Shot Glass 1013 Old Fashioned Glass 1014 Wine Glass 563 License Tag 3990 Black “The Cowboy Rides away” 8935 Heather Navy Zip-up T-Shirt 1085 Tote Bag Hooded Sweatshirt QTY.
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