ANY DAY BY RONNIE MILSAP (AM SIGN LANGUAGE)

Theoriginal recording of the artist and the song inspired me, I've made it MY OWN version in translating it into MY ASL for the deaf/hoh community. I sign it in MY OWN WAY and in MY OWN STYLE. This is not intended for a business purpose distribution and/or personal gains. I do not own this song. For entertainment purposes and 'this vid is intended for instructional purposes using the fair use guidelines.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhazCTwYLFk&hl=en

Cover Ronny Milsap Happy Happy Birthday Baby by Del Morin

Singing



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjmanzAc7-I&hl=en

M$ney- Check That Bitch [FULL SONG]

Check That Bitch by M$ney, produced by Walter Milsap



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHNmNhxPiZs&hl=en

Dolly& Ronnie-Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms (Live 1975)

Dolly Parton & Ronnie Milsap performing live in 1975 at The Grand Ole Opry for the very rare album "In Concert" This album is extremely rare. So rare it's not often listed on Dolly's list of albums even though she did live versions of this song along with Jolene, Love Is Like A Butterfly, Coat Of Many Colors and The Bargain Store. I stumbled across this a few months ago in a used record shop here in Nashville for 5 bucks and was very happy! Had been looking for it for years.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEUYBN21gt0&hl=en

Back On My Mind

Stereo: www.youtube.com Buck Norris sings Ronnie Milsap. Ronnie Milsap was born in Robbinsville, NC, and was raised by his father and grandparents following his parents' divorce. He was born blind from congenital glaucoma, and when he was 5, he began attending the Governor Moorhead School for the Blind. At 7, his instructors noticed his extraordinary musical talents, and he began to study classical music formally. A single year after he began learning the violin, he was declared a virtuoso. He also mastered piano, guitar and a variety of other stringed instruments, as well as various woodwinds. Eventually, he became interested in rock 'n' roll and while still in school formed his first rock band, the Apparitions. He briefly attended college in Atlanta where he studied pre-law. Though he was awarded a comprehensive scholarship, he decided to become a full-time musician instead. His first professional gig was as a member of JJ Cale's band in the early '60s. In 1965, Milsap started his own band. Four years later, after having an R&B hit with "Never Had It So Good," he moved to Memphis to become a session musician. There he frequently worked for Chips Moman and can be heard playing keyboards on Elvis Presley's "Kentucky Rain" and singing harmony on "Don't Cry Daddy." When not doing session work, Milsap and his backing group were the house band at TJ's Club. In 1970, he had a pop hit with "Loving You Is a Natural Thing." Following its success, he released a self-titled debut ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnKIdmClDMU&hl=en

Ronnie Milsap - It's All I Can Do with Lyrics

Ronnie Milsap - It's All I Can Do There's No Gettin' Over Me



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgEEq9s_Cnc&hl=en

Ronnie Milsap - "LA to the Moon" Video

I had nothing better to do on a Saturday night. Story of my life. So to fight bordem I reconstructed a Ronnie Milsap concert video to the tune of "LA to the Moon". LA to the Moon is a hard to find song. You wont find it on Rhapsody or iTunes...At most you'd be lucky to find it on audio cassette. It is on the Ronnie Milsap Greates Hits Vol. 3. I always thought it would be a top hit for Ronnie when it was first released circa 1990. However the song got hardly any radio play. In fact, there are many songs on his albums that are just mastered perfectly to the tee and never went anywhere. Ronnie is such a true 100% genuine talent.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8cvbbsqp2M&hl=en