Legendary country songstress Tammy
Wynette stars with music and mirth-maker Jerry Reed and four other top
country acts in "Country Magic," May 4 in the Magic Kingdom MAGIC
KINGDOM On Friday, May 4, country and western artists Jerry Reed and
Tammy Wynette will star in an evening of toe tappin' music and
rip-snortin' good times. Billed as Country Magic, this very special
event will also feature the talents of Exile ("Woke Up In Love"),
Atlanta ("Dixie Dreamin' "), Razzy Bailey ("In The Midnight I lour")
and Sawyer Brown. Headliner Reed's own special blend of musicianship
and infectious humor, combined with Ms. Wynette's unique style and
down-to-earth appeal promises to make this musical event of the year.
The evening gets underway at 9 p.m. and lasts until 1:30 a.m. Your
special Country Magic ticket gets you all the exciting music of these
great acts plus unlimited use of the , more than 40 attractions in the
Magic Kingdom. Tickets are $12 95 per person, in advance, and are
available at participating Sears stores and Walt Disney World ticket
locations. Tickets will be $13 95 at the gate, available. Annual
Passports will not be honored at this special event. - Orlando
Sentinel 1984
Country Side Country music star Tammy Wynette headlines Walt Disney
World's Country Magic concert, which will be performed tonight. Also
on the bill are Jerry Reed, Ratzy Bailey, Sawyer Brown and the group
Exile and Atlanta.
"Disney's 'Country Magic' show stars Tammy Wynette, Jerry Reed coming
to the Kingdom tonight. That country music at the Magic Kingdom,
a.k.a. Walt Disney World. Billed as "Country Magic," a special
entertainment party, the concerts feature the following performers:
Tammy Wynette, whose life sounds like one of the songs she sings; a
poor farm girl who hit the big city with a couple of kids, she has
carved an enduring career of fantastic proportions with hits such as
"D.I.V.O.R.C.E." and "Stand by Your Man." Jerry Reed, country music's
own movie star, who hasn't forgotten his first love of music. Reed is
known for such hits as "Smokey and the Bandit," "Amos Moses" and "When
You're Hot, You're Hot." Razzy Bailey, a newer country star who was
named Billboard magazine's 1981 Country Artist of the Year and whose
hits have included "Loving Up a Storm" and "She Left Love All Over
Me." Atlanta, an up - and - coming group of nine former studio
musicians who recently have scored on the charts with "Sweet Country
Music," "Atlanta Burned Again Last Night" and "Dixie Dreamin'." Exile,
a rock group that hit in 1978 with "Kiss You All Over" that recently
has gone country with "Woke Up in Love." and newcomer Sawyer Brown.
The country fun runs at the Magic Kingdom tonight from 9 till 1:30.
Check your local Sears stores for $12.95 advance tickets; tickets, if
available, will be $13.95 at the gate. - Florida Today 1984
