I think people get too worked up about the RRHF‚” wrote Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx (pictured far left) on Sunday via X. “If you get in that’s cool and if not‚ it’s not a big deal. It’s an award. None of us hopefully make music just for awards.” Through the years‚ the band’s drummer Tommy Lee and former guitarist Mick Mars have made negative comments about the Hall and the selection process. Mötley Crüe has been eligible since 2006. “It’s not some elite club that defines you. It’s an award‚” Sixx continued. Typically‚ Crue frontman Vince Neil (pictured far right)‚ eight years ago‚ had the ‘final’ word. “We’ll probably go in at some point‚ but we might not all be alive when it happens. Our grandkids will probably have to pick up the awards.” The post Rock &; Roll Hall Of Fame? “No Big Deal” appeared first on RockinTown.

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by Brian Shilhavy‚ Health Impact News: Netflix recently released a new fictional film titled “Leave the World Behind” which dramatizes what could happen with a cyber attack against the U.S. I watched this film yesterday‚ since online comments about it were all over the place in trying to interpret it. I am recommending everyone to […]

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May the voices of Alabama and Home Free fill you with Christmas cheer as they perform a stunning a cappella rendition of Christmas In Dixie. This Alabama hit is a fan-favorite during the holidays and it's so amazing to watch the next generation of artists perform this classic. RELATED: Home Free Gives Incredible Performance Of ‘Silent Night' "By now in New York City There’s snow on the ground And out in California The sunshine’s falling down And‚ maybe down in Memphis Graceland’s all in lights And in Atlanta‚ Georgia There’s peace on earth tonight" Two Greats Team Up For A Cappella Christmas Performance Alabama is a popular country group formed in the late 1960s. Over the years‚ this successful group has produced countless number one hits and they still continue to tour today. Home Free is an American a cappella group that competed and won in the fourth season of The Sing-Off on NBC in 2013. The members of the group are Austin Brown‚ Rob Lundquist‚ Adam Rupp‚ Tim Foust‚ and Adam Chance. They've become viral sensations with their covers of hit songs such as Ring Of Fire and How Great Thou Art. Today‚ these two groups are coming together for one epic a cappella performance. Just listen as they belt out the iconic chorus of Christmas In Dixie. "Christmas in Dixie It’s snowin’ in the pines Merry Christmas from Dixie To everyone tonight" Christmas time always conjures up the best memories of gather with family and friends and general good cheer. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: There's A True Story Behind The Song ‘Angels Among Us' By Alabama And It's Powerful This country song is a much-needed dose of nostalgia and it is sure to have you toe-tapping along in no time. WATCH: Christmas In Dixie — A Cappella Version By Alabama And Home Free LISTEN: Hidden Meaning Behind ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ h/t: Godtube Featured Image Credit: Youtube/Home Free The post Alabama And Home Free Team Up For An A Cappella ‘Christmas In Dixie’ Too Good To Miss appeared first on GodUpdates.