On 6 Nov 2003, at 12:10 pm, Adam C. Lipscomb wrote:


Dan wrote:

I don't listen to country music, but my wife is from E. Tennessee and I've
gotten a taste for the older, non-commercial stuff. Our musical tastes
are
fairly eclectic, from classical to jazz, to gospel, to R&B, to rock. Teri
and I don't care much for rap, although I do like the very best of it. My
kids are into singing older types of music with my daughter singing
arias,
my son loving to sing Cab Calloway, Sinatra, and Tony Bennett tunes. As
far
as I'm concerned, I say my kids have all my musical talent, that's why
none
is left. ;-)

99% of the stuff you hear on the radio these days isn't Country Music. It's
crap.


Man, Hank Sr. crapped bigger ones than Brooks and Dunn.

That said, I prefer bluegress to the more western-oriented country, but Lyle
Lovett is in a class by himself. The dude rocks.



Each country has some aberrant form of 'music' that the rest of the world finds easy to ignore. The French have that wailing women and accordions stuff, the Germans that oom pa pa and lederhosen gig, and the Americans - Country Music.


I get about 20 music video channels and none of them are Country. There was a CMTV Europe a few years back, but it shut down due to lack of interest.

The nearest to Country music that gets played on the radio or TV here is crossover stuff from Shania Twain, Faith Hill and LeAnn Rimes. Which is good :)

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