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Hanseville Herald |
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| Published on 8/26/2006 |
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| By George Vines |
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If you were looking fro a great night of entertainment last Saturday night, you had to look no further than Hanceville's J.C. Arena. Rising Country Stars John Stone and Chris Vaughn had the crowd standing and dancing throughout the night.
Chris Vayghn, along with his band Real Country, opened the night's entertainment with a set that included music from his own, self-titled CD as well as covers of current and past country stars. His stirring rendition of the old Johnny Paycheck hit "In Memory Of A Memory" was my favorite song of the night. Vaughn's pure country voice as well as the tight music provided by his band, entertained the crowd with other selections such as 500 Miles, Backward and Material Cowgirl from his new CD. The group closed their portion of the show with their own rendition of Dierks Bentley's "A Lot Of Leaving Left To Do" which left the crowd wanting to hear more from this local rising star.
John Stone followed with his own brand of driving country. This rising superstar was no stranger to many of those in attendance. Stone, a native of Dogtown, Alabama, had many of his kinfolk with him at the concert, including Holly Pond's Ron Stone and his family. John Stone was just ending a promotional tour that started in Indiana, went through Alabama and ended in Nashville.
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