Showing posts with label Tank Tackett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tank Tackett. Show all posts

Friday, August 10, 2012

Rick Alan King's Hi Notes

Hi! Notes from Rick Alan King August 10, 2012



UPCOMING DATES
August 21: Laity Club, Brewer’s Chapel UMC- Cedar Hill, TN
August 26: Macedonia Baptist Church, Greenville, KY
September 9 - 15: National Quartet Convention - Louisville, KY
September 16: Cedar Springs AOG - Leeds, AL
September 22: Old Gospel Barn - Cox’s Creek, KY
September 30: Mt. Zion UMC - Albion, IL:
First Baptist Church Henderson - Henderson, KY


NEWS
July 27, I had the opportunity to sing for the USAGEM “God and Country Jubilee!” in Nashville, TN. Sandi Kay joined me on a couple of tunes. Rev. Harry and Joanne Cash Yates, Tank Tackett and Dottie Snow Tubb and many other artists were present.

Rosie had to stay with her sitter a few weeks ago. We received a photo of her in their swimming pool. Now she runs to their house whenever she can sneak out the door.

We have been to Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama and are headed back to these states soon. My 82 year old dad, who has a bad heart, had emergency bladder surgery in Indiana two weeks ago. He is now in rehab until he gets stronger. Please keep him in your prayers.

We just spent the weekend in a cabin at Elizabethtown Crossroads Campground. Keith and Carol Nichols, the proprietors, are great and I also sang there Saturday evening. “Don’t worry,” Rick could still use his blow dryer, but those walks to the bathroom in the middle of the night were a challenge.

We are again invited to stay at The Cedars Plantation B&B in Munford, AL. It is beautiful and is ran by a great couple, Cindy and Greg Horton. Sit on a porch and Smoky (the cat) might greet you.

I’ve been busy writing new songs. I can’t wait for you to hear them.


A LITTLE HUMOR:

The poor country pastor was livid when he confronted his wife with the receipt for a $250 dress she had bought. "How could you do this!" he exclaimed. "I don't know," she wailed, "I was standing in the store looking at the dress on sale. Then I found myself trying it on. It was like the Devil was whispering to me, 'Gee, you look great in that dress. You should buy it.'" "Well," the pastor persisted, "You know how to deal with him! Just tell him, "Get behind me, Satan!" "I did," replied his wife, "but then he said "It looks great from back here, too."
love to all,
Rick

www.rickalanking.com
rick@rickalanking.com
615-855-1184
703 Lucien Rd.
Goodlettsville, TN 37072

Friday, April 13, 2012

Chariot to Release New Project, Signs with Ray Cooper Group for Booking

{EHA-Nashville, TN} Bill Dykes recently regrouped Chariot by bringing on board Tank Tackett and Darlene Chapman. The former Cathedrals member says the group is enjoying traveling and performing around the country. Members, Darlene Chapman and Tank Tackett, joined Bill in the Pathway Records studio recently to work on a brand new project. This week, Bill signed on with Ray Cooper Group to represent the trio with bookings. He notes, “It’s a pleasure for Chariot to sign with Ray Cooper Group. We are looking forward to a great summer of singing and fellowship all over the country!” Ray Cooper notes, “It’s certainly an honor to work with such a talented group. I feel blessed and excited to do my small part with such an anointed trio.” Chariot is scheduled to sing April 14 at Landmark Baptist Church in Cincinatti, OH; along with Tammy Robinette, Steven Doan, the Perkins Family, and more. For more info on Chariot: www.Chariotmusic.org For more on Ray Cooper Group: 615-601-1056 or 256-616-5221

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Pathway Records Signs Legendary Tank Tackett to Recording Deal


{EHA-Nashville, TN} Newly launched Pathway Records signed legendary tenor, Gayle “Tank” Tackett, to a recording contract recently at the company corporate offices in Franklin, TN. Tank has traveled and recorded with some of Southern Gospel’s most prominent names, including the Weatherford Quartet, the Statesmen, Jerry & the Singing Goffs, the Classic Four, the Envoys, and the Rebels. He has also been a part of various country music legends’ recordings that include projects with Michael W. Smith, Carmen, The Judds, Charlie Daniels, and Dolly Parton.

Tank notes, “I am excited and blessed to be on the Pathway Records roster, and my goal, as it always has been, is to keep God in the middle of everything I do and let him lead my music ministry. I expect wonderful things for the future, especially being able to work with my friend, Bill Dykes, who has my best interest at heart.” Dr. Bill Dykes of Pathway Records notes, “Bill Traylor, John Mathis, Jr., and myself are very pleased to sign Tank to our line-up of amazing artists. We look for many blessings to transpire from this union of friends and from the many prayers we have all put into it.”

Tank’s experience in Gospel music has enabled him to reach out to others with his support and encouragement. USAGem, an organization that helps artists gain more exposure through concerts, media, and networking, has enlisted him to represent their mission through hosting on the “God and Country Jubilee” concert series at the Texas Troubadour Theatre in Nashville. This month, Tank’s latest recording, “When God Dipped His Pen,” debuted at #13 on of the Southern Gospel Times charts.

For more info on Pathway Records: www.thePathwayRecords.com
Contact/More info on Tank Tackett: gayle.tackett@ymail.com
or visit: www.EHA-Nashville.com

Monday, August 16, 2010

Tank Tackett of the Classic 4 Joins Staff of EHA-Nashville


{Nashville, TN 8/07/10} Tank Tackett of Classic 4 joins the ranks of EHA-Nashville’s new venture in booking recording artists. As Evie Hawkins of EHA moved the publicity agency to Music Row and made the announcement she would begin booking groups’ concert dates, Tackett offered his help and many years of experience to the table. Hawkins says, “This is such an exciting announcement for my agency. To think I have someone like Tank to help our staff and offer his support, encouragement, and expertise has been one of the best blessings I’ve had since I opened my doors.” Tackett has traveled and recorded for some of the most notable groups in the Southern Gospel music industry, including the legendary Statesmen, the Weatherford Quartet, Jerry & The Singing Goffs, and now the amazing Classic 4. Tackett continues to be a featured soloist with the Christ Church Choir in Nashville, TN.