karaoke country Night at the fort garry legion

The  ladies from Concordia Eye Clinic had fun singing Country songs at the Salute to Country Night at the Fort Garry Legion. Here they sang together that Earl had to die!  The Dixie Chick classic "Goodbye Earl".   This helped many bingo players who had the Dixie Chicks on their bingo card.

Darwin gave a very fine performance of the Lonestar song, "Amazed" during the Salute to Country Music Night. This song may have given someone a potential Bingo.

To celebrate Willa's retirement by singing out the classic Rolling Stones song "Ruby Tuesday".  

Cathy delivers the fun with this song! 

Denise sang  "Proud Mary" to help players who had Tina Turner on their Karaoke Bingo Card Celebrating the 70's and 80's music era.

Larry and  Pat played "Cowboy, Coyote, Steer" to break the tie.  This game is the same as playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors", however the Cowboy shoots the Coyote, the Coyote eats the Steer and the Steer gores the Cowboy.  The players stand back to back and then use a hand jester to signify a Cowboy shooting or a Coyote eating or horns on the head like a Steer on the count of three.

Ed sang  "Run Around Sue" to help everyone who had Dion & The Belmont's on their Karaoke Bingo Card Celebrating the 50's and 60's music era under the letter "I".  He even got people up dancing as well!

Christine belted out "These Boots Are Made For Walking" helping those who had Nancy Sinatra under the Letter "N".  She also had the dance floor full of Boots walking and dancing.

We had to break the three way tie for Full House Bingo by playing "Heads or Tales"  Naomi, Lynda and Jacquie had to choose where to place their hands.  Hands on your Head or on your Tail.  Naomi went with hands on her tail while Lynda and Jacquie went with them on their heads.  The flip of the Loonie gave us the Loonie!  Tails, Naomi was the winner!

Audrey did not fail us!  She gave the most enthusiastic version of "Livin' On A Prayer" that I have ever heard.  Everyone was up dancing to this  1986 number one hit.  This song is considered Bon Jovi's signature song.  Thank you Audrey, it's now your signature Karaoke song.

Shyann Welburn sang an Etta James song "Something's Got A Hold On Me" and was the seventh Contestant to qualify for the finally November 29th.

Ed MacDonald sang an Elvis song "Such A Night" and was the fifth Contestant to qualify for the finally November 29th.

Moe sang a Bellamy Brothers' song "If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me" and was the third Contestant to qualify for the finally November 29th.

Cesar sang a Kenny Roger's song "Lady" and was the first Contestant to qualify for the finally November 29th.

Under the "B" Alabama!  Elaine and daughter Brittney wowed us with sing "I'm In A Hurry And I Don't Know Why?"  They came all the way from Ontario to join the fun.   A really great time was had by all!

Heidi and her daughter Olivia had fun doing this classic 70's dance disco song, "Let's All Chant".  They caused a few us to go into hysterics with laughter!

Ed is getting prepared for the 50's and 60's Karaoke Bingo Night coming  Friday, September 27th by singing this timely 60's tune from Johnny Rivers, "Poor Side of Town".

Singers kept everyone dancing tonight with songs from the 50's and 60's.  Ken gave us the Chubby Checker classic "The Twist" and had them all doing just that!