When I was checking in and they gave me table #80 I figured I would be in one of the back corners and would have to crank the zoom just to film something. As they walked me to the table I kept walking past the other tables for two and out of the whole row as luck would have it, guess where they placed me. Before I sat down they both waved and I made the comment, “Will tell you right now this is a sheer coincidence”. Jillian replied jokingly, “Yeah, right”. I responded back with, “Hey, I always say I know people who know music people, not I know people who know seating arrangement people”. At least it prevented any video quality images as you will see. Also it turns out since I bought the one ticket I got the table to myself so after I thought about it I started switching sides so I could get better shots of Jillian. Will also state that was an advantage of flying “Solo”. Had to include that since it is the title of one of Lynagh’s songs. From left to right next to Lynagh and Jillian are Kimberly Atwood and Krystal King (Credit to Lynagh for posting it on IG). They were both good and one of Krystal’s songs that stood out to me was “Between Jesus and Jail” because of her backstory about how her pastor caught her performance at a bar then asked her to sing it at church the next Sunday. How NashVegas is that?
As is his fashion, Sunshine announced somewhat last minute the official music video of Alyssa Coulter and his cover of Nickelback’s “Animals” is today at 12:00PM Central time in the U.S. adjust accordingly for your area.
Sunshine posted a “Behind the scenes” video of Lyssa Coulter and him recording “Animals”. Figured I would go ahead and share it because you couldn’t hear any of his vocals with the footage Lyssa posted previously.
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