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Live Texas Country Music Event in Denison, Texas. Experience great American Comfort Food and fun while you hear a little swamp thump music. Randall plays the style of music you will have fun stomping your feet while keeping it kid friendly. Just explore the Denison Night Life while enjoying Original Texas Country music, fun, awesome drinks, and amazing food

This awesome music event starts at 7PM at the Best Burger Barn

100 W Chestnut St, Denison, TX 75021

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Do you want to find out about more cool music events in the North Texas Area? Check some of the links below to find out more about Texas Country Music shows near you. Randall Gartman is a songwriter that performs original music and a breadth of music selections.

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Overall Impression:
Brilliantly performed and with a spirit-warming festive theme at its heart, Randall Gartman’s a brilliant country/Americana tune “Who Would Santa Pray To” is a well-written, arranged, and produced piece of songwriting that offers listeners a cordial and relaxed listening experience that manages to really embody that special sense of magic that the Christmas period brings to many, whilst also exploring some particularly thought-provoking themes along the way. Randall’s mellow vocal style proves itself to be a perfect fit for the song’s placid rhythmic qualities and soothingly expressive melodic elements, and thanks to the superbly detailed arrangement and rich sonic properties of the mix, “Who Would Santa Pray To” is sure to please many a country lovers ear.

Strongest Point(s):
Both gentle in its creative approach and full of heart, Randall’s vocal performance is a truly sublime fit for a song that requires such a delicate touch. Displaying great dynamic control and thoroughly inviting warm tonal characteristics, Randall gives a truly graceful performance that manages to not only echo the genre’s most humble and modest of traits but feel wholly personal and individualistic with regard to his own distinct thoughts and feelings. This allows “Who Would Santa Prey To” to feel so much more than a simple Christmas-inspired country song, there’s a definite feeling of depth here that listeners will undeniably connect with. It also helps that this is such an engrossing arrangement that’s replete with masterful instrumental layering, absorbing textural properties, and superb interplay, from the way in which the lead guitar interjects with a number of tasteful melodic phrases to how the rhythm guitar adopts a beautifully expressive lead-chordal style in order to add further color to the underlying harmony, every element is working perfect tandem with none another to serve the song. To top this all off, “Who Would Santa Prey To” boasts a fantastic mix that feels both well-balanced and professional, allowing the track to stand proudly amongst any modern country track of today.

“Who Would Santa Pray To” will undoubtedly appeal to lovers of the country/Americana genre.

About the Reviewer:
Andre Avanessian is a freelance session musician, composer, and sound engineer based in the U.K. Having studied music production and composition at a degree level, he has taken his passion for all things audio-related to a level that has allowed him to become both a competent musician and performer. Being a self-confessed “Guitar Nerd” Andre has been continually studying the guitar as well as teaching it, helping students learn the instrument, develop their songwriting, and become proficient in home recording.

Overall Impression of Randall Gartman’s tune Getting Over You. Opening with a bluesy guitar solo and ballad-like groove, Getting Over You instantly reveals a classic country sound for those of us who are rotten at love. Lyrically, the tune serves as an anthem for the newly single and celebrates the bad behavior needed to mend a broken heart. Randall Gartman commands the microphone with a robust, charismatic twang perfect for country music. He sings with equal parts heart and wit to deliver the song’s somber, yet comedic message. The catchiness of the lyrics is enough to hold listeners’ attention, but not without the strong support from the tune’s rhythm section. Thanks in part to the fine musicianship in the tune, Getting Over You by Randall Gartman offers something for everyone who needs a song to get over a broken heart.

Strongest Point(s): The tune takes a fun approach to getting over someone. The bad behavior, questionable decisions, and overall attitude serve as an enjoyable distraction from the pains of love.

Fans of Classic and Modern Country will enjoy Getting Over You by Randall Gartman

About The Reviewer: Zachary Larson is a professional touring guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. Getting his start in high school rock bands, he has since toured as a classical chamber musician, onboard luxury cruise lines, and with the Broadway musicals Finding Neverland and Escape To Margaritaville. His recorded work spans from classical works and pop tunes to mind-bending experimental music. His arrangements of orchestral music are published through Clear Note Publications. Classically trained, he holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Denver.

Here is a snapshot of Randall’s Events

Randall and Scott Halley will be performing at The Cowboy Club on July 22nd at 9 PM. Tragically, Ty Young lost his life on June 25th in a tragic motorcycle accident and will not be performing. This isn’t the official memorial, as that is scheduled on the 31st of July, but we are celebrating his life in remembrance of him.

Randall Gartman is playing Live at the Gar Hole In Westminister Texas on June 2nd, at 7PM. I know it’s short notice but it’s still going to be a fun Goodern

I was recently fired from a gig because of a joke in a bar. It isn’t important what bar but some people are curious what joke I told so — here we go

In this business, a large part of the money you make are made of tips, CDs, and other merchandise so you try to find creative ways to ask people to put money in your tip jar.

I pointed to the shiny tip bucket and informed everyone that all the money went toward charity, which was a worthy cause

Everyone went awe that’s awesome – Which is the perfect setup for a joke

That’s when I hit them with “That’s right. All the money goes to Charity or Cinnamon or Crystal or whoever is working the BOOM BOOM Room tonight. Lord knows I have already paid for their college educations at least 3 times. They need the help to be librarians so let’s all try to pitch in to help them out.”

Ta-dah

They were so offended they left and called the owner and said they would never come back. The rest of the bar was laughing but obviously, the squeaky wheel gets the grease.