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Topic: You must love Country and Bluegrass, Folk music wiht a littl

Mikey117

Thu 05/13/10 06:13 AM

Conway Twitty......That is all!!!!!!!

IDK as much about the old time crooners - I did see Ernest Tubbs in concert just before he died (couple yrs B4), and Bill Monroe cuz - just cuz - saw Merle Haggard with Carlene Carter years ago, but Merle - great tho he was - it's not quite my style of hillbilly blues.

Maybe I'll have to give Conway another listen....... waving

I have met ernest Tubb twice, my dad played steel guitar briefly filling in on tour for him when I was way younger, Also met Wille before he bacame famous and mailny just wrote songs!!!

sweetestgirl11

Fri 05/14/10 09:14 AM

Grew up with both of them!! Louvin Brothers, Hank williams, Patsy Kline,Wille Nelson and conway Twitty to name a few, and of course George Jones!!

I have always loved Patsy Cline!

sweetestgirl11

Fri 05/14/10 09:15 AM

I listen to all of it, but then again Im a red dirt band kinda man.

thank you, but can you tell me exactly what u mean?

newarkjw

Fri 05/14/10 09:17 AM

I listen to all of it, but then again Im a red dirt band kinda man.

thank you, but can you tell me exactly what u mean?

I think he is refering to any music southern as in the red dirt of Georgia so to speak........... smokin

sweetestgirl11

Mon 05/17/10 11:21 AM

I listen to all of it, but then again Im a red dirt band kinda man.

thank you, but can you tell me exactly what u mean?

I think he is refering to any music southern as in the red dirt of Georgia so to speak........... smokin

well I'm more a Blue Grass kinda gal :laughing:

what confused me is that most of what is discussed here is southern...so I think he refers to something more specific - maybe more of a southern rock flavor - like Skynard, Marshall Tucker???? IDK, really cuz I am more of a bluegrass and traditional country gal - even the traditional country I listen to leans more to rockabilly, country crossover, or blue grass (Dwight, Sugarland, Alison Krauss), than "southern Rock" Freebird anyone????

Perhaps our mysterious poster will explain himself

sweetestgirl11

Sat 05/22/10 06:37 PM

I am listening to one of my favorite Dixie Chicks songs, wihtout you. I really admire the chicks. I saw a documentary movie about their lives and what they went thru during their protest of the Iraq war. I was saddened that a person's opinion cannot be free and be held separate ly from their art.

I think I have all of their cds and there is not a bad cd or a bad song on all of those. Not sure of a favorite tho - maybe the long way around? :heart: