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76. Dixie Chicks. I loved it. Was not familiar with all of their songs. Fell in love

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Fri Nov 16, 2018, 08:29 PM

Nov 2018

with 'Wide Open Spaces'. And Natalie Mains' voice is beautiful. Was there with my brothers and one of their friends. Natalie talked about Bush. At one point one of my brothers started screaming 'no more mush' I kept trying to stop him and poked him and slapped him gently on the shoulder to stop him from insulting the chicks. What I could not hear over the crowd was that my brother was saying Bush not mush. My other brother and his friend were laughing hysterically at me. A year or so later Bush came to Ottawa. I lived in Montreal. I got a message on my phone where my brother and his friend were at the Bush demonstration and yelled no more Bush into my phone. And they were laughing. I'm glad I saw the Dixie chicks live. I'm glad I was amusing to others.

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