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This played on KJIVE (Listener supported SchizoEclectic music) this morning
First song by Merle that brought a tear to my eye
For the OP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUH-cDG-TpQ
corb can write em good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D2brgvM_2s&ab_channel=CorbLund
Vince Herman branches out from Leftover Salmon
amen.Quote:
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+1
always liked this too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wium32f6z2E
^^^A great one as well
Continuing the Guy Clark Appreciation segment of this thread
For the longest time I thought Jerry Jeff Walker wrote this…
Keeping with the Canukistani Country theme
RIP Ian
More Canucks!
https://youtu.be/4vLaO7hoTxM?si=O8Sycx9sVVZYzj0j
Thanks TBS, not sure I've ever heard Ian's version, only Tom's.
won't be able to make the Margo Cilker show at the state room Friday, but aiming to go to Scott H. Biram at Aces High in April, and Jesse Daniel.
https://youtu.be/Klh7sAv9hu4?si=_ulx_1hbziSgI9Dw<font color="#333333"><span style="font-family: &quot">https://youtu.be/w9UDdN9eiO8?si=pIWuwqo8KqQZwCQeI lost a good friend and colleague 3 years ago this week. This song got me through.
Emmy Lou wrote it when her dear friend Graham Parsons died. I like both the original and Dolly’s.
https://youtu.be/2GK462XnRjQ?si=tTx2aS9dmIikAvsXSticking with ladies. It is women’s history month.
Nancy Griffith a rare talent that got iced out by the industry.
https://youtu.be/CUh7F66i6lc?si=IxPrnbU6DTp-iO_q
Speaking of ladies iced by the recording industry
I was guilty of hating on the Chick’s in the post 9/11 “patriotism.” I also hadn’t been a big fan of some of their radio hits, but then I dove in a bit and damn those women are killer musicians.
“You Were Mine,” “Traveling Solder,” and their cover of “Landslide” are all fantastic. Sad to see one of their founders Laura Lynch died this past Christmas Eve in a car crash. Also, their dropping of “Dixie” from their name in the post Floyd era; strong and riotous.
I hate how country music industry, many fans, and the radio try to punish artists for taking a stance on improving humanity. Brings to mind Cash’s Bitter Tears album.
Back to women of country. Who all are your favorites?
A Tanya Tucker concert, with her in the short, short, white leather shorts awakened me to the wonders of women.
Loretta Lynn concert and a backstage meet and greet was memory forever.
Dolly Parton is a top 5 desert island artist for me.
Is there even Country Music without Maybelle and Sara Carter?
Reba and Tammy can hit a note like no other. Kasey Musgraves is solid.
So who do you all like?
Hazel Dickens
https://youtu.be/hb3BS8iB-RU?si=dPbzk-0ilnqF42sX
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Cash’s “Busted” is good. Ray’s is the best.
https://youtu.be/L2YOqZBSE6w?si=SAXCFYilsONqoWnW
I guess if we are schoolin’ we better take a minute to talk about Ray Charles. His Modern Sounds in Country Music was so important in many ways. It changed country music. It changed the artist’s relationship with the record company. It changed race relations and stereotypes. It also flat produced some damn fine songs.
Later, Ray and Willy teaming up for “Spanish Angels” so, so good.
I never saw my grandpa cry. Also, grandpa hated much of the country made after about 1970. Grandpa almost cried the day Ray Charles died.
I love Ray but come on. Hazel was the soul of country music.
https://youtu.be/grCllPhN0nw?si=igzypjwFCXHLTeP_
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I hear you. I didn’t mean to take away by mentioning Ray. She was a certified bad ass and the godmother of Blue Grass. Feminist, labor rights. Multi instrumentalist.
One of the age old debates around the identity of country music. How much Blue Grass, how much Blues, how much Pop, and more recently how much rock? How much Folk? When does it become America?
I have always leaned toward pop sensibility and it’s the fault of the Nashville sound. I also always lean more Western than Country. Also, my tastes are more ballad than dance/swing. I guess I like Blue Grass as an aperitif and not the main dish.
That’s an excellent share. Great song and message. Bonus points for no Fords or Chevy’s.Quote:
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Another example of how women are the flame-bearers of country in a world of bro-brap bullshit.
Just a reminder that Lucero is as good as it gets. If you havent heard their Before the Ghosts album, I strongly recommend it. Nothing like an acoustic album and rough demos to really bring out the talent.
https://youtu.be/LB8vzL_f8mc?si=DttPDBVn10y89yVG
https://youtu.be/_plLs6ObGPg?si=QYQXES9PIkKiipRz
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Great show last night in Denver!Quote:
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Country (or Americana if you’re a liberal) is the melange of bluegrass, folk & blues, not to mention traditional Scots-Irish ballads, zydeco, gospel, polkas, norteno and tejano. And a host of others. Just like the USofFuknA.Quote:
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Back to female artists. I like Laney Wilson but I fear she is getting too commercial.
I guess I’m drawn to female artists who sing about speaking truth to the men in their lives
Amen to women speaking truth. I share that draw with you. I agree she is getting a bit commercial, but happy for her success. My Mrs. Likes her and that makes me happy.Quote:
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Two influences on country that are so often ignored are the African and subsequently African American instruments and and rhythms. As well as all the varying Native American forms.
It’s more about rock, but the documentary “Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World” is an awesome, enlightening, and entertaining watch. I don’t think it is still free on PBS, but probably streaming elsewhere and for sale on Apple Movies.
I can’t believe I took 3 music history classes in college and none of the featured artists or musicians were covered.
That's ^ a great, fucking song!!Quote:
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Digging this knew Charley vid!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGfjmj3F1t4
country as a genre (and shitty country music in general) is defined by lyrical content and the accent in which it is sung. country as a sound is defined by audible bluegrass, western, and/or blues instrumentation, form, and rhythm. americana, whatever the hell it is, is fucking stupid. just ask Childers.
Americana is country music for liberals
and otherwise folks who wear stupid hats.Quote:
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Yeah, Phall phucked up here in Salt Lake Friday night :the_finge :DQuote:
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You’re lookin good my man, be good to run into you sometime!Quote:
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Bo KnowsQuote:
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I think this has been posted before but it still rings trueQuote:
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https://youtu.be/aT9iox7jH1g?si=D3me-B6GTwkLGJWt
Can't have a conversation about women in country music without Lu
https://youtu.be/hC3Yra2nMy4?si=mnHupV_SPw8k093z
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Is Sir Mix going broke and needed the coin? He can’t like that shit.