Due to the quarantine measures being implemented, Terry Bradshaw, former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, Super Bowl Champion, and NFL analyst, made his debut song about quarantine.
The Quarantine Song
Bradshaw titled his debut song "Quarantine Crazy." He made a funny description of the effects of staying home all day. The recording was done alongside Sony Entertainment in Nashville, TN, last Friday. Country singer Jimmy Yeary also co-wrote the song.
He also showed his talent in music in the song, which will be available on streaming sites.
KTNV added that the portion of the proceeds of the song would support local food banks in Oklahoma and Texas.
"Now all this time with them has sure been a blessing/Just hangin' out together 24-7," he sings his piece on the country tune. "Now it was fun for a week; I'll admit it/But my cabin fever's bout to reach its limit.," he added.
Bradshaw was known to have a long history of music and entertainment. This year, he signed for a 31-show residency at the Luxor Hotel and Casino.
About Bradshaw's Quarantine Life
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Bradshaw said that when he was talking about football, his wife said that she is "quarantine crazy," and he thought that it could be a title of a song as he is also quarantined. He was known to his family since he goes home late due to football game analysis, golf with his friends, and more until the coronavirus stopped his activities.
He also said in the interview about what he is doing right now during the quarantine. He now mans the barn and tends their livestock while also going to his office. He also watches the news or goes on his computer. He also keeps himself busy to "kill time."
Bradshaw also advised people who are now having problems dealing with the quarantine. He said that he looks on the positive side and tells himself that the crisis will pass. Bradshaw added that a person who takes on challenges of life would persist until he reaches the top.
He advised his fans to look at how severe the pandemic is, and he urged all to get through it. Bradshaw also emphasized that everyone will learn from the pandemic, especially people who have a positive outlook in life.
Who Is Terry Bradshaw
Bradshaw was born on September 2, 1948, in Shreveport, Lousiana. He was drafted into the NFL in 1970 by the Team Pittsburgh Steelers. In 1974, he led the Steelers to victory against the Minnesota Vikings in his first Super Bowl championship.
He was selected Super Bowl MVP and NFL Player of the year after leading the Steelers to win Super Bowl Championships against Dallas Cowboys in 1975 and again in 1978.
He, however, developed muscular problems in one of his elbows. He underwent surgery to repair his elbow problem, but when he returned, he ended a game with permanent damage. He was forcibly retired in 1983. He was also inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1989.
After retirement, he became a football commentator for both Fox and CBS Sports until today. He also became popular in sports commentator.
In music, he made four albums and two singles. He released records like "Until You," "Here In My Heart," "Terry and Jake," alongside late gospel singer Jake Hess, and "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry." His singles were "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" and "The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me."
