On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, Joe Gracey wrote: > In 1971 we started looking for a name for it and the best we could do > was "Progressive Country", which was decent enough but somehow > unsatisfying. Gee, right around that same time people were looking for a name for the kind of overworked poppyclassicojazzrock hodgepodge played by people like Yes and ELP and they came up with the name "progressive rock." The idea of there being any link between these two, even if only by an adjective, gives me the heebie jeebies. Will Miner Denver, CO (ducking, in case Curry is anywhere nearby)
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