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| And what a great- looking group of women they are, all 1.5 million strong, all so beautiful and exciting that we should probably add a WARNING LABEL for all the men who visit these pages... PROCEED WITH CAUTION: Gorgeous Red Hatters featured prominently on this Website! A Washington Post article (“Crimson Tide” by Mary Jane Solomon, 10/22/04) said, “Thanks to a unique women's movement that's spreading faster than lemon curd on scones, an ever- growing sisterhood is rediscovering the simple joys of playing dress-up, holding tea parties and indulging in frivolity with like- minded friends. You see them every place, from elegant restaurants to rustic riding trails: laughing ladies, usually in their fifties or older, dressed to the nines in bright purple attire accented with fire- engine-red hats and glitzy jewelry.” Red Hatters apparently have neither the disposition nor the time to grieve over the passing of youth. They’re having `way too much fun laughing in time’s face! Thousands of Red Hat Society chapters have sprouted up all around since the first one came together in 1997. Each chapter has its own distinctive name, often one that treats age totally tongue-in-cheek. Red Hatters project a different picture of aging than many have predicted aging boomers would project. You see, the Red Hat ladies view aging through rosy- red glasses, seeing these years as a time to have fun and kick up their collective sequined red heels! Is it any wonder why the love affair between Jimmy Clanton and the vivacious Red Hat ladies continues to flourish all over the world? |
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"When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a
red hat which doesn't go and doesn't suit me..."
So goes Jenny Joseph's poem, "Warning," that nearly
every Red Hatter can recite from memory.
red hat which doesn't go and doesn't suit me..."
So goes Jenny Joseph's poem, "Warning," that nearly
every Red Hatter can recite from memory.
| Awesome Red Hatters from Louisiana who inspired the "Red Hat Woman" song surround Jimmy at a recent Boomtown New Orleans show! |
| Jimmy's RED HAT WOMAN CD is showing up all over the place, including the Abilene (Texas) Gala, with these two gorgeous gals, Queen Mother Barbara Willis (left) and SWEETHEART OF THE YEAR Margaret Webb (Lubbock's Founding Queen Mother)! |
| More RED HAT WOMAN CDs and more beautiful Red Hatters from the Lubbock (Texas) Annual Christmas Party |
Speaking of
gorgeous women,
meet SWEETHEART
OF THE YEAR
Founding Queen
Mother Margaret
Webb (Lubbock,
Texas) and Queen
Mother Carol Wilson
(San Angelo, Texas)
gorgeous women,
meet SWEETHEART
OF THE YEAR
Founding Queen
Mother Margaret
Webb (Lubbock,
Texas) and Queen
Mother Carol Wilson
(San Angelo, Texas)
| Wild and crazy woman Love looking at her Like the ways she smiles Love to hear her laughter Don’t know why she loves me Don’t seem to matter That’s why I love her so, My sweet Red Hatter She’s my Red Hat Woman (Yes indeed) My Red Hat Woman (Can’t you see) My Red Hot, Red Hat Woman means the world to me Fun-lovin’ woman She’s where it’s at Sets me all aflame Sweet kitty-cat I’m crazy `bout her Guess you know that Som’n special `bout her Underneath that Red Hat She’s my Red Hat Woman (Yes indeed) My Red Hat Woman (Can’t you see) My Red Hot, Red Hat Woman means the world to me "Red Hat Woman" Words & Music D. Hicks Copyright 2008 Introduction Music (BMI) |
Beauty and good taste!!!
More gorgeous West
Texas Red Hatters
showing off their new
Jimmy Clanton CDs!
More gorgeous West
Texas Red Hatters
showing off their new
Jimmy Clanton CDs!
And how about these awesome
Aussies from Perth and Sydney?
Thanks for sharing your Red Hatter
photos from all around the world!
Aussies from Perth and Sydney?
Thanks for sharing your Red Hatter
photos from all around the world!
| I’d like to sing tonight to the Lady with the Red Hat on. I’d like to sing tonight to the Lady with the Red Hat on Sing some rock and roll, a little disco, Some rhythm and blues and funky ole soul, I’d like to sing tonight to the Lady with the Red Hat on I’d like to dance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on I’d like to dance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on Dance to some rock and roll, a little disco, Some rhythm and blues and funky ole soul, I’d like to dance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on Like to romance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on Like to romance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on Romance to rock and roll, a little disco, Some rhythm and blues and funky ole soul, Like to romance tonight with the Lady with the Red Hat on "The Lady with the Red Hat On" Words & Music D. Hicks Copyright 2008 Introduction Music (BMI) |