Blake Shelton, Steve Wariner, and Kara Britz joined forces for a show-stopping performance of “Old Flame” at CMT Giants: Alabama, a special tribute celebrating the legendary band’s legacy. With their unique blend of vocals and artistry, the trio honored Alabama’s timeless impact on country music, making this performance one of the standout moments of the night.
Released in 1981, “Old Flame” quickly became one of Alabama’s most cherished songs, topping the country charts and capturing the hearts of fans everywhere. With its smooth melody and poignant lyrics about lost love, the song remains a staple in country music history.
At CMT Giants: Alabama, an impressive lineup of artists gathered to celebrate the band’s incredible career, but Shelton, Wariner, and Britz’s rendition of “Old Flame” truly struck an emotional chord with the audience.
Blake Shelton, one of country music’s biggest stars, led the performance with his signature deep, twang-filled vocals. His admiration for traditional country shined through, as he delivered the song with both reverence and warmth, making it clear just how much Alabama’s music has influenced him over the years.
Steve Wariner, a legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist, added his own magic to the tribute. His smooth voice and expert guitar work blended seamlessly with Shelton’s, giving the song an extra layer of richness. Wariner’s decades of experience and deep appreciation for Alabama’s legacy made him the perfect addition to this heartfelt tribute.
Kara Britz, known for her powerhouse harmonies on The Voice, completed the trio with her stunning vocal layering. Her harmonies elevated the performance, bringing an emotional depth that added both warmth and power. Britz proved that background vocals aren’t just a supporting act—they’re essential in making a song truly shine.
Together, Shelton, Wariner, and Britz crafted a performance that honored “Old Flame” while making it feel fresh and new. Their blend of voices and sincere delivery reminded everyone just how timeless Alabama’s music is.
As the final notes echoed through the venue, it was clear: this performance wasn’t just a tribute—it was a celebration of the enduring power of country music and the legends who helped shape it.
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