Mark Sanders, wearing cowboy hat, joins the Old South Band for a rendition of George Strait’s “Amarillo by Morning.”
Carlton Jones of the Old South Band laughs for a moment before singing Merle Haggard’s “Mama Tried” during the Old South Jamboree’s monthly show on Saturday, Jan. 6.
Tommy Raborn, right, sings the words to Johnny Rivers’ “Mountain of Love” while Randy Blackwell plays the pedal steel during the Old South Jamboree’s monthly show on Saturday, Jan. 6.
Randy Blackwell, front, plays the pedal steel while the Old South Band plays Elvis Presley’s hit song “Blue Suede Shoes.”
Guest performer Deb Carpenter sings “Once a Day” during the Old South Jamboree’s monthly show on Saturday, Jan. 6.
Jimmy Millet plays his electric guitar while the Old South Band plays “Don’t Worry About Me” during a show on Saturday, Jan. 6.
Staci Tureau, who hadn’t performed at the Old South Jamboree in nearly a year, returned to the historic venue on Saturday, Jan, 6. Here she is singing Elvis Presley’s “Love Me.”
