Country Music Awards

[Netpackrat]

Yeah, most likely Country Music circling the wagons to protect one of their own after the Kanye West thing.

Probably less circling of wagons, and more giving the finger.

[blackeagle603]

My teens (girls and boy) all like Taylor. Acts respectable and they respect her for writing so much of her stuff. None of them think she's a particularly exceptional vocalist. Seems there's some sort of "respect connection."

I like Miley -- at least I do when she sings the more traditional and honky tonk stuff. I think that's where she shines. Considering some of the other I have to hear with teens in the house...

When they turn Miley loose and let her get off the teenie-pop track, she gets a throaty traditional thing going. I swear I can hear (just a little) shades of some the grand dames of country like Loretta, June and Tammy. Not much of that out there and I dig it. I think I first noticed it on that duet she did with her Dad a year or so back.

[HTRN]

Country Music?!

Call it what it is - Rural Pop. It ain't Country Music unless you've written a song about going to prison, and performed it one!


HTRN

[arctictom]

Country music , does have a prefect song.

[AZMARK]

Country music , does have a prefect song.

Tom, the link says "page cannot be found"
but I think we're on the same page

[arctictom]

Country music , does have a prefect song.

Tom, the link says "page cannot be found"
but I think we're on the same page

Thanks , it is the same David Allen Coe , I fixed the link.

[Aglifter]

And the perfect way to hear that song is on Northgate -- nothing like singing along to "The Perfect Country and Western Song" with a bunch of PhDs in a dusty bar covered in dead animals, and w. generations of carvings in the tables and walls...

[arctictom]

And the perfect way to hear that song is on Northgate -- nothing like singing along to "The Perfect Country and Western Song" with a bunch of PhDs in a dusty bar covered in dead animals, and w. generations of carvings in the tables and walls...

[Aglifter]

Sorry -- Aggie thing. The grad student/biochemist bar was Dudley's Draw -- it was dusted once a year, and the walls were covered in taxidermy, old instruments, and all kinds of other detrius. All the tables had been carved into, and some of the walls. There was usually a poker game, and a 42 game going on, and when the rest of northgate was jammed, there would be space, because the yuppies (AKA nouveau Aggies) wouldn't go in there.

[arctictom]

Sounds like a good time , thanks aglifter