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| + | |Artist = [[Alan Jackson]] |
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| + | |Director = [[Jim Shea]] |
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| + | |Video = [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCvSBVDZTDE YouTube] |
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| + | |Theme / Concept = [[:Category:Black/White Videos|Black/White]]|Image=Midnightinmontg2 200.jpg}} |
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+ | '''Midnight in Montgomery''' was shot in black-and-white. At the beginning of the video, Jackson is on a tour bus when he gets off with a flashlight and goes to the graveside where Hank Williams, Sr. died. A silhouette man arrives at the graveside, after that, he walks away. Scenes also feature Jackson singing the song outside. He gets back on the tour bus, and waits for a midnight train. At the end of the video, a shot of a Hank Williams, Sr. grave is shown. |
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Latest revision as of 01:03, 19 April 2019
Alan Jackson - Midnight in Montgomery (YouTube)
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Midnight in Montgomery was shot in black-and-white. At the beginning of the video, Jackson is on a tour bus when he gets off with a flashlight and goes to the graveside where Hank Williams, Sr. died. A silhouette man arrives at the graveside, after that, he walks away. Scenes also feature Jackson singing the song outside. He gets back on the tour bus, and waits for a midnight train. At the end of the video, a shot of a Hank Williams, Sr. grave is shown. |