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| ©® Introduction Records. International Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved. |
| This popular show-opener was inspired by Her Royal Highness Margaret Webb, Founding Queen Mother from Lubbock, Texas. After the Red Hat Romeos were formed to do a number of events around the country to showcase the songs dedicated to the wild and wonderful women in their scarlet chapeaus, Margaret heard the first recorded songs and immediately suggested that the group needed a "signature" song. The Darryl Hicks-penned song came together quickly, passed muster with that vivacious West Texas Queen Mother, and the rest, as they say, is history! This title tune features Mitch Snow, awesomely talented singer and musician who has appeared on stage and worked in studios with such legends as Bob Hope, Marty Robbins, Tracy Byrd, Ronnie Milsap, Gene Watson, Joe Diffie, Billy "Crash" Craddock, Minnie Pearl, Hank Thompson and Merle Haggard, Stand to attention, dear Red Hatters, and get ready for the anthem of the guys who daringly sing "We like to come to your town...gonna party on down!" |
| Download times vary...allow a few moments |
"The Red Hat Romeos’ CD will be
on every woman’s shopping list! It’
ll make you want to dance or find a
fella with a ’57 Chevy and go
cruisin’! Thank you for bringing
back such glorious music for our
Red Hat Ladies. You rock!"
—Founding Queen Mum
Janie Rausch
Decadent Dames
(Arizona’s First Red Hat
Chapter)
on every woman’s shopping list! It’
ll make you want to dance or find a
fella with a ’57 Chevy and go
cruisin’! Thank you for bringing
back such glorious music for our
Red Hat Ladies. You rock!"
—Founding Queen Mum
Janie Rausch
Decadent Dames
(Arizona’s First Red Hat
Chapter)
| Get the RED-HOT-RED-HAT-ROMEOS, WE-LOVE-RED-HATTERS Special |
| For a limited time, RED HATTERS can get the 2-CD Collection for the price of 1 CD!!! |
| JUKEBOX SAMPLER |
| While the Red Hat Romeos pride ourselves on presenting the best possible entertainment through concerts, CDs and DVDs for all beautiful scarlet- and purple-clad ladies around the globe, and though the RHRs have appeared at many of the largest and most prestigious Red Hatter conventions, the group is not licensed, endorsed nor sponsored by the Red Hat Society. |
