Crystal Gayle and Lee Greenwood - 2006
January 13, 2006
Welk-Sullivan Productions (Branson, MO) is adding even
more “Star Power” to the 2006 lineup at the Welk Resort Theatre with
15 performances by Crystal Gayle and Lee Greenwood in October,
November and December. Known for her signature song, “Don’t It Make
My Brown Eyes Blue,” and floor length hair, Crystal Gayle
will perform with Lee Greenwood, singer and songwriter of the
patriotic anthem, “God Bless The USA.”
The Gayle-Greenwood schedule at Branson’s Welk Theatre covers five
weekends: October 21 & 22; November 4 & 5, 11 & 12, 18 & 19; and
December 2 & 3. Performance times will be at 2 & 8 p.m. on Saturdays
and at 8 p.m. on Sundays. Ticket prices range from $43.50 (elite
seating) to $38.50 (adults) and $19.25 for children and are
available by phone at 417-337-7469 or on-line at sullivanshows.com.
Crystal Gayle
 One
of the most popular and widely recognized female country singers,
Crystal Gayle has charted 18 #1 hits and 27 Top-Five singles
including “Don’t’ It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” “Talking In Your
Sleep,” “Why Have You Left The One You Left Me For,” “I’ll Get Over
You,” and “Cry.” The sister of Loretta Lynn, Gayle has earned Top
Female honors with the Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards (4);
American Music Awards (3); Country Music Association (CMA) Awards
(2); and a Grammy Award. Her album, “We Must Believe In Magic,”
became the first album by a country female artist to achieve
Platinum status.
Her first #1 duet, “You and I,” was recorded with Eddie Rabbitt and
became her second Top-Ten pop hit. Another duet with Gary Morris,
“Makin’ Up For Lost Time (The Dallas Lovers’ Song)” from the TV
series Dallas, also reached #1 on the Country Music Charts.
Lee Greenwood
 Discovered
by Mel Tillis’ road manager, Larry McFaden. Lee Greenwood has seven
#1 hits and 23 Top-Ten records including “Dixie Road,” “Ring On Her
Finger, Time On Her Hands,” “Hearts Aren’t Made To Break (They’re
Made To Love),” “Going, Going, Gone,” and “God Bless The USA.”
In addition to his solo hits, Greenwood had a number of hit duets
with Barbara Mandrell, including the number three hit “To Me.”
Greenwood has received Top Male Honors with a Grammy Award, CMA
Award and Academy of Country Music Award. He received a
Congressional Medal of Honor Society Patriot Award and a Points of
Light Foundation Award for his patriotic work during the 1991 Gulf
War.
Welk Resort
The Welk Resort Theatre is located three miles south of Highway 76
at 1984 State Highway 165. The 2,245-seat theatre near Table Rock
Lake was home to The Lawrence Welk Show from 1994 through 2004. The
destination resort complex includes a 160-room hotel, the Stage Door
Restaurant & Lounge, a gift shop, miniature golf course, swimming
pool, game room and other family-friendly amenities.
Welk Sullivan Productions presents at The Welk Resort Theatre in
2006:
· February 18, 19: B.B. King
· March 10 – Labor Day: Siegfried & Roy present Darren Romeo, The
Voice of Magic
· April 4 - 8: BransonFest 2005 – Big Shows
· April 5, 6: Ray Price
· April 10 – mid-Dec: The Lowe Family
· April 18 – May 26: Pam Tillis
· September 5 - 9: Welk Stars Reunion featuring Ralna English and
Guy Hovis, Ava Barber, Jo Ann Castle, Ken Delo, Arthur Duncan, Jack
Imel, Mary Lou Metzger and Tim Padilla.
· September 12 – October 20: Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers and
Pam Tillis Together Again!
· October 21 – December 3: Crystal Gayle & Lee Greenwood
· October 31 – December 8: Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers and
The Lennon Sisters Celebrating Christmas 2006!
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