Chuck Norris loves when Nashville 'jamgrass' band serenades him with 'Walker, Texas Ranger'
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For years, the Nashville "jamgrass" band Tennessee Warblers have been closing their shows with "The Eyes of the Ranger," which is the theme song from TV show "Walker, Texas Ranger."
And for years, the guys thought it would be fun to serenade the show's star (and international acting superstar and action hero) Chuck Norris with their version.
They got their chance back in June at Nashville Comicon, which featured an appearance by Norris. The Tennessee Warblers, John Beck and Adam Dalton brought their instruments and stood in a long, long meet-and-greet line. After 90 minutes, the Warblers got the chance they so craved.
Norris smiled big and busted out a few goofy low-key dance moves during the performance. Ya gotta watch the video. Check it out by clicking here.
Norris hugged Beck and Dalton and said, "Incredible. You guys are great!"
The duo was so jazzed about the whole thing that they are set to release their acoustic version of the "Walker, Texas Ranger" theme song on all platforms on Wednesday.
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