Charlie Daniels - 8:00 to 10:00 pm

The Charlie Daniels Band is a southern rock/country band, led by fiddle player Charlie Daniels. Their primary commercial success came in the late 70s and early 80s. Charlie Daniels played as a session musician in the 60s and 70s working with such artists as Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan. The band is best known for their Faustian hit single "The Devil Went Down to Georgia", which sees a hapless fiddle player beat the devil in a contest for his soul. The song won Charlie Daniels the Grammy in 1979 for Best Country Vocal Performance. He continues to play and tour and will be at the Celebration of Freedom. http://www.charliedaniels.com/

Also Appearing--Jimmy Jack Whitaker" 6:00 to 6:45pm

Jimmy Jack Whitaker has worked and preformed with the best of them and even wrote "Ode to the Farmer" which was recorded at Studio One in Nashville and became the National Theme Song to the 'American Farm Movement'.

He also wrote songs in conjunction with many successful writers such as Greg Gordon (Elvis, Tanya Tucker), Royce Porter (George Strait, Kenny Rogers), Jim Goff (The Allman Brothers), Jim Robinson (Restless Heart), Roy August (Oak Ridge Boys), T Jae Christian (Roy Orbison) Gary S. Paxton (multi Grammy winner), and many others.

Jimmy Jack has worked for 'The Gibson Guitar Company', been on programs such as Green Acres, Gunsmoke and Little House on the Prairie. He is a BMI writer, producer, musician, christen and a person with a deep abiding love for the AMVET. Most of all, this guy is unbelievable. Take a look at his web page for more information. "http://www.jwhitakermusic.com"