Los Lonely Boys, Ronnie Milsap on Crossroads

[ph4ever]

from cmt.com

Los Lonely Boys, Milsap to Unite at CMT Crossroads

Texas brother trio Los Lonely Boys and Ronnie Milsap will tape an episode of CMT Crossroads to air June 17. Los Lonely Boys earned four Grammy nominations in 2004, winning for best pop vocal. Their hits include "Heaven" and "More Than Love." Milsap charted dozens of hits throughout the '70s and '80s, including "It Was Almost Like a Song," "Smoky Mountain Rain" and "A Woman in Love."

[DeactiveCarib]

from cmt.com

Los Lonely Boys, Milsap to Unite at CMT Crossroads

Texas brother trio Los Lonely Boys and Ronnie Milsap will tape an episode of CMT Crossroads to air June 17. Los Lonely Boys earned four Grammy nominations in 2004, winning for best pop vocal. Their hits include "Heaven" and "More Than Love." Milsap charted dozens of hits throughout the '70s and '80s, including "It Was Almost Like a Song," "Smoky Mountain Rain" and "A Woman in Love."

that sounds like a very odd pairing, i dont know why they chose those two, they sound nothing alike.
Kenny and Mellencamp was really good, Travis Tritt and Ray Charles was amazing, and Keith Urban and John Fogerty was awesome . .. . cuz they all were influenced by the people they were crossroading with, but LLB and Ronnie Milsap seems strange.

[Jahfin]

Though some of the artists they've chosen seem to have at least something in common it hasn't always been the case. I've always thought that was a big part of the show, pairing acts you wouldn't normally think of together.

[ph4ever]

you can always go to cmt or the LLB website and post this question. Either the boys or one of their family drops by occasionally and would probably answer this question.

[DeactiveCarib]

either way it should be interesting, i'll watch