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Ron & Nancy OneSong
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The Ohmann Theatre in Lyons, NY, will host a Tribute to Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash on Saturday, May 7th, 2010, at 7 p.m.
In a career that spanned nearly 50 years, Johnny Cash recorded over 1500 songs and sold more 90 million albums. His wife, June Carter, was born into the legendary Carter Family and performed her entire life. The tribute show will present a musical overview of their lives, and feature songs such as “Folsom Prison Blues”, “I Walk the Line”, “Sunday Morning Coming Down”, “Ring of Fire”, “Wildwood Flower”, “Jackson” and “Boy Named Sue”.
Ron & Nancy OneSong specialize in vintage country, bluegrass, western and gospel music. They have performed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and have entertained internationally in Canada, France and England. Over the past decade, they have been featured at special events throughout the Northeast, including the Oswego HarborFest, the New York State Fair, and the Lumberland Cultural Series in the Catskills. They have played alongside Tommy Cash (Johnny’s brother), and have opened for many other national artists such as John Anderson, Stonewall Jackson, Mickey Gilley, and Yakov Smirnoff. They recently performed at the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theater and the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame.
In addition to their touring schedule, Ron & Nancy host motor coach day tours, music shows and barn dances at their home venue, the Medina Stone Farm, located along the Erie Canal (www.medinastonefarm.com). Ron & Nancy OneSong have recorded five all-acoustic albums and are members of the New York State Country Music Association Hall of Honors. They have published an autobiography of their early music career, “Stories of OneSong”.
The Ohmann Theatre is located at 65 William St. in Lyons. Admission to the concert is $15, and tickets are available at Dobbins Drugs in Lyons, Wegmans in Newark, all branches of Lyons National Bank, and at the Ohmann Theatre Box Office.
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