Eugene Wolf - Music

The Music We Call Country Review | Film Reviews The Music We Call Country film review by UK film critic Patrick Foley. Starring April Taylor Barnes, Rita Forrester, Benjamin Bateson directed by Greg Gross.

Cosmo Bus 2025

Portugal 2018

4th Annual Cosmo Bus Fest was a spectacular success! It's a music show celebrating and benefiting Greeneville's Capitol Theater. Over 40 musicians connected to Greeneville came together to deliver music from the 60s and 70s. So many great performances! I got to sing, "If," by Bread, "Moonshadow" by Cat Stevens and "One Love," Bob Marley's anthem that is needed today more than ever. Thank you, Cosmo for keeping me moving forward!

Photos by Paige Mengel.

Buddha and the Calico

https://gofund.me/4e7a64e0

Brian Tibbs is the person who planted the seed for THE BOOK OF MAMAW and watered it generously! He created the video book for the show and has been traveling with me for the past seven years as my right hand man. He can use some generous help now. As you can read in the post, these treatment has had some setbacks, but there looks like some good possibility ahead! Please donate if you can. 

Donate to Support Brian Tibbs' Fight Against Lymphoma, organized by Jennifer Lippard Help Brian Tibbs Fight Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma In early January, ou… Jennifer Lippard needs your support for Support Brian Tibbs' Fight Against Lymphoma

https://abc7ny.com/post/mitzi-gaynor-legendary-actress-star-south-pacific-dies-93/15438046/

Glitzy Mitzi. One of the few "show biz folks" left. She dealt in dazzle. And she did. I saw 1/2 of her touring act in 1975 at The Muni in St. Louis. Only half because someone called in a bomb threat at intermission. Her act was incendiary. She meant business. I was going to say good rest, but I bet she's already got some dates booked. Another sparkle gone.

Mitzi Gaynor, legendary actress and star of 'South Pacific,' dies at 93 Mitzi Gaynor, the legendary actress who starred in 1958's "South Pacific" and other musicals, died in Los Angeles. She was 93.

EUGENE WOLF'S "THE BOOK OF MAMAW" ON SUNDAY @ 3 PM WILL GO ON RAIN OR SHINE. WE'LL MOVE INSIDE TUSCULUM VIEW SCHOOL IF QUEEN HELENE SHOWS HER FACE.

Same parking lot!

UPDATE
“Eugene Wolf’s “Book of Mamaw” on Sunday at 3:00 pm will go on rain or shine! We’ll move inside Tusculum View School if we have rainy weather!”

THE BOOK OF MAMAW

Sunday, September 29 @ 3 PM
Ginny Kidwell Amphitheatre
Dogwood Park
Admission Free!