My Trip to Branson
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2008 4:12 pm
We stayed in a condo on the banks of beautiful Fall Creek.
We saw the Oakridge Boys on their last night before their Christmas Tour. They were great! They still have strong voices, in fact my Mom's hearing aid blew out during "Elvira".
Andy Williams was just as good, and he even did a soft shoe dance with penguin characters. I checked his bio and he will turn 81 in December!
We also saw the Shoji Tabuchi show. He plays the violin and has a variety show. His show has been one of the best in Branson for 19 years now. Shoji doesn't seem to get any older though.
It was Veterans week there so most of the shows were full. Other performers there are The Platters, Bobby Vinton, Yakov Smirnoff, The Osmond Brothers, Mickey Gilley, Mel Tillis and Jim Stafford just to name a few. There are many other shows that are there for limited engagements, plus Country and Western shows.
I noticed at one intersection near our condo there was a T-shirt shop on one corner, a combination Conoco station Psychic palm reader on another, a Sushi restaurant on another, and a giant replica of the front half of the Titanic with a museum on the last corner.
You can see just about anything in Branson including the Acrobats of China!
We all had a great time. We had one lady with us from Napa CA. She liked it all but she kept remarking how kind and unhurried people were.
We saw the Oakridge Boys on their last night before their Christmas Tour. They were great! They still have strong voices, in fact my Mom's hearing aid blew out during "Elvira".

Andy Williams was just as good, and he even did a soft shoe dance with penguin characters. I checked his bio and he will turn 81 in December!
We also saw the Shoji Tabuchi show. He plays the violin and has a variety show. His show has been one of the best in Branson for 19 years now. Shoji doesn't seem to get any older though.

It was Veterans week there so most of the shows were full. Other performers there are The Platters, Bobby Vinton, Yakov Smirnoff, The Osmond Brothers, Mickey Gilley, Mel Tillis and Jim Stafford just to name a few. There are many other shows that are there for limited engagements, plus Country and Western shows.
I noticed at one intersection near our condo there was a T-shirt shop on one corner, a combination Conoco station Psychic palm reader on another, a Sushi restaurant on another, and a giant replica of the front half of the Titanic with a museum on the last corner.

We all had a great time. We had one lady with us from Napa CA. She liked it all but she kept remarking how kind and unhurried people were.
