By far the only good country song in my opinion (tickets, cd)

~~Flower Child~~ · 02-23-2009, 10:14 AM

Tim Mcgraw = who cares.

Willie and Waylon can play circles around him.

johne · 02-23-2009, 11:47 AM

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i didnt make the video...but its not all that bad

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It's a shame that country gets the cold shoulder from a lot of music fans. There really are some great albums and, of course, songs out there.

Once again,
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crash_override · 02-23-2009, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Flower Child

Tim Mcgraw = who cares.

Willie and Waylon can play circles around him.

That is correct.

FaSho · 02-23-2009, 06:55 PM

Yes, but that's obvious. you can't compare 90's-current counry tothe good stuff.

4ZZZ · 02-24-2009, 06:32 AM

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Once again,
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You are going to have to explain to me why you keep posting that icon and what it means. Sorry I am of the old school that likes my communication in English.

4ZZZ · 02-24-2009, 06:41 AM

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Yes, but that's obvious. you can't compare 90's-current counry tothe good stuff.

Yes you can. There is a lot of fantastic music with Country roots out there from the 90's through to today. I will give you a few names to explore.

16 Horsepower.
Calexico.
Elliot Brood.
Freakwater.
Giant Sand.
Golden Smog.
Handsome Family.
Jim White.
John Doe.
Lucinda Williams.
Mary Gauthier.
Neko Case.
O'Death.
Texas Tea.
Willard Grant Conspiracy

to name just a few.

johne · 02-24-2009, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by 4ZZZ

You are going to have to explain to me why you keep posting that icon and what it means. Sorry I am of the old school that likes my communication in English.

jawdropper--just surprised by the love for country and especially the video...but to each his/her own, you know....
Though, come to think of it, I admit I have Dixie Chicks latest CD and a couple of Dollie Parsons' (more a cult hero to me than musician), I think Lucinda Williams is cool, and I worship Willie Nelson. I guess I'm a contradiction....

FaSho · 02-24-2009, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 4ZZZ

Yes you can. There is a lot of fantastic music with Country roots out there from the 90's through to today. I will give you a few names to explore.

16 Horsepower.
Calexico.
Elliot Brood.
Freakwater.
Giant Sand.
Golden Smog.
Handsome Family.
Jim White.
John Doe.
Lucinda Williams.
Mary Gauthier.
Neko Case.
O'Death.
Texas Tea.
Willard Grant Conspiracy

to name just a few.

Thanks man. I've only listened to two artists on there(16 Horsepower and Neko Case), so I'll definatley check out a few more.

Alfred · 02-24-2009, 03:46 PM

I love 16 Horsepower. Fantastic band.

4ZZZ · 02-24-2009, 04:37 PM

16 Horsepower are very good indeed.

Those artists I named are but a few that I have explored. They are lumped into the the Americana genre.

To name but a couple that I like.

I am an unabashed fan of Jim White. He has 4 albums. His debut Wrong Eyed Jesus is IMO essential. The other three have exceptionally good high points. Why a singer songwriter of his ability is ignored I can only guess at.

Giant Sand. A weird off kilter mix of lots of rock and folk tinged country. Love them.

Willard Grant Conspiracy. Some highs on each album that to me are wonderful songs and stories.

If any of you are interested I will put together a mix tape of a few highlights
and put it on the main board. I am not going to bother unless there is interest though.

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~~Flower Child~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: classified Posts: 639	Tim Mcgraw = who cares. Willie and Waylon can play circles around him.

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4ZZZ Forever young Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Brisbane Posts: 608	16 Horsepower are very good indeed. Those artists I named are but a few that I have explored. They are lumped into the the Americana genre. To name but a couple that I like. I am an unabashed fan of Jim White. He has 4 albums. His debut Wrong Eyed Jesus is IMO essential. The other three have exceptionally good high points. Why a singer songwriter of his ability is ignored I can only guess at. Giant Sand. A weird off kilter mix of lots of rock and folk tinged country. Love them. Willard Grant Conspiracy. Some highs on each album that to me are wonderful songs and stories. If any of you are interested I will put together a mix tape of a few highlights and put it on the main board. I am not going to bother unless there is interest though.