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Me providing lead vocals to a cover of the country hit Achy Breaky Heart

Dedicating this song to my friend and his wonderful wife with this 2005 hit by the Zac Brown Band. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the backing vocals and instrumentals track featured. The track is the property of the respective artist and produced by KARAOKE ON VEVO. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only. @KaraokeOnVEVO

Enjoyed singing this hit 2015 single by THE ZAC BROWN BAND. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the backing vocals and instrumentals track featured. The track copyrights are the property of the respective artist and produced by THE KARAOKE STUDIO. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only. The track can be removed upon request. @thekaraokestudio

For my friend's belated birthday, here is my cover of an underrated 2005 song by country artist KENNY CHESNEY. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the instrumental track featured. The track is the property of the respective artist. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only.

My cover of a hit 2023 song by country artist MORGAN WALLEN. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the backing vocals and instrumentals track featured. The track is the property of the respective artist and produced by PARTY TYME KARAOKE. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only. @partytymekaraokechannel6967

In memory of the late GORDON LIGHTFOOT who passed away at the age of 84 earlier this week. My cover of his hit 1967 single. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the backing vocals and instrumentals track featured. The track is the property of the respective artist and producers. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only.

In memory of the late GORDON LIGHTFOOT who passed away at the age of 84 earlier this week. My cover of his hit 1974 single. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the backing vocals and instrumentals track featured. The track is the property of the respective artist and produced by PARTY TYME KARAOKE. No monetary gain is implied. For informational purposes only. @partytymekaraokechannel6967

Hosted by David Sparks, this is basically a reboot of the classic '70s game show, The Cross-Wits, with Jack Clark as host (1975-80). Celebrity Panelists: Howard Morton (Gimme a Break), Shelley Taylor Morgan, Edie McClurg, Jm Bullock (The Ted Knight Show) DISCLAIMER: I don't own the rights to this show. This video is intended for educational purposes only.

Hosted by Mike Reagan and Dusty Martell, this is the original 5-letter word solving-bingo hybrid game show which spawned foreign versions and a couple of GSN reboots. This Ralph Andrews/Bernstein-Hovis Production had a similar fate as another game show of theirs, Yahtzee, where the production company went bankrupt in 1988; and leaving contestants bilked of their winnings. DISCLAIMER: I do not o...

Hosted by Chuck Woolery, this long-running NBC game show was loosely based on the board game of the same name. Current Scrabble Sprint champion, John Heaner(?), has won 9 sprints so far. He is shooting for his 10th to win $40,000 and retire as champion. Can he do it? Also, it's the last day of the Home Viewer Sweepstakes. The correct word is HAMBURGER. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to thi...

Hosted by Art James, it's the game where you simply "say what you see" as the computer animates familiar names, phrases, and popular sayings. Scott returns for his 3rd appearance. Can Glenna unseat the champion? DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to this show. This video is intended for educational purposes only. No copyright infringement is implied.

Hosted by Chuck Henry, this is a reboot of the 1970s game show then hosted by Jack Narz. The format differs from the original version where the contestants don't need to provide the position on the line where the answer is found. Also, the championship round involves answers that fit into a specific category. Solo game remains the same. DISCLAIMER: No copyright infringement intended. This video...

This final season of Chain Reaction guaranteed $40,000 to the season champion. To be eligible for the top prize, contestants needed to win a $7,500 elimination tournament with 8 players competing in each tournament. Here is the premiere episode with the Home Game and end credits missing. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to this show. This video is for educational purposes only.

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Perfect Match (syndicated game show 1987)

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