oh sorry, Groucho...maybe folk-country-rock?
How bout American Music?

Bwild: country rock, right up there with Jerry Jeff Walker and Pure Prairie League, I think.

Don't know Jack Jackson..anyone got a link?

Bwild: Buffet: Folk Rock

Jack Johnson, has an interesting style. Better Together is a signature song and one of his best IMO. Are you a fan of Ben Harper too?

what style of music, would you call Jimmy Buffets "Maurgauritaville"?
I'm learning some Jack Johnson, and I really like the tempo.

MUCICIAN RICHARD HUFF LOST HIS HOME IN A FIRE..A BODY WAS FOUND IN HIS HOME..THEY ARE DOING AN AUTOPSY TO SEE IF IT IS HIM..FROM CHARLESTON SC

Groucho: You are correct, of course. And, you are correct in not smoking dem old stogies. Grrrrrrrrrross!

tehual: Thank you for these. Perhaps two of them could be considered off-topic by some, but I like them, so I'm leaving them up to b'dessi.

TexasToest: :Pink Floyd :)

It's a fake one. I don't really smoke. I still fart tho. ;)

Groucho: It's the cigar, Groucho. too, and, to bring us on topic, who recorded Have A Cigar? (This is a freebee.)

Tuesday: I dont buy CD's much, but I do like what I have heard so far from it..Our radio station plays it alot

Tuesday: Ya pretty sure it was out may 8. Called "living with war"

To the lost and beloved Famomous music,me and my Family prays and hugs for the true master of music.

On my thoughts,he will never be forgoten,he wrote many pages of music in my fellowship,as he said it was free to all to copy.

He was a very smart man..............

He loved his music,as we'll as we had many conversations regarding it.

He will be very missed,as we'll as a very polite and extremly very intellegent soul spirited person.

It hurts me very deeply to be not able to talk to him,seeing how we for years we had a great passion for music,and i know he loved it,i don't know if quoted would be a good word now,but he will and always be known as a great person in my eyes,and that comes from the Universe of me and my family and friends.



They will be with you my friend.

This was his favorite icon

I hope for a minute of silence on behalf a very good friend.

I'm very sorry alexlee you are and sympathy goes deep for you.

Signing off for a true friend Rockin Ron</a>

baddessi: I can understand how they would downplay the impact for public consumption,it's not a good career move to acknowledge a backlash making an imacpt,never let em see ya sweatI suppose I should have just stated that they pissed off alot of Republicans who also happen to be country music fans.Radio stations are getting death threats if they play the record.Their managment was wise to go in a pop direction with the look and sound of the new cd.

TexasToest:

wooooo hoooooo

don't need to fight anymore cuz most people run at the sight of me ;)

Groucho: Hey!! I like that name Cathryn!! *Giggle*

Groucho: You're a lover not a fighter?

OK, see you guys tomorrow.

baddessi: Be still my heart!!!!!!

Groucho: ...and Olivia, and probably lots more!

baddessi: yep, I do.

But I really, really love Paula! And Cathrine too! heheh

Groucho: You love everyone!!!
Now that you've mentioned names, I've heard them talk alot at work. I think they all want Taylor.

baddessi: I love Paula!!! ;)

I think that Taylor will win but I want Cathryn to win. She's got the most talent IMO. ;)

Groucho: my daughter wants to be on that show!

baddessi: My wife loves that show ;)

CANDY22: I used to love it and watch alot. I haven't seen it in a long time, so I don't know the people. Who do you want to win?

any body like american idol?who do you think is gonna win?

Skyking: yep - all those and the ones Groucho mentioned as well. I saw Neil Diamond about 10 years ago. Boss had tickets and made me take her. He had an electic shirt! It sparkled all night!

Tuesday: hey- is that song that Eriisa mentioned "Lullabye" on there? I don't know that song. I'm waiting for the collector's addition of the CD 'Home" to arrive in the mail. I ordered it from Amazon along with some old Emmylou "Blue Kentucky Girl" and the new one from Michelle Branch & Jessica Harp. If you don't know about them, I think you'll like them. Good rocking country stuff, I'm thinking. They recorded under the name "The Wreckers"...I'm waiting for that to be released so it can ship..sometime this week, I think.
As for that tape, you really don't want to hear my singing...but I'd love to hear yours.
I was messing with my guitar last night wondering what I'd play if I actually did it. I worked on one from your girl from Missouri there, Sheryl, and got to playing "Strong Enough" It's one of my theme songs, and I think of you when I play it too : )
Thought you might like that one...some cool picking there : )

Skyking: Me too! John Denver and John Fogerty for me. James Taylor too! I was in love with Olivia but she never knew. ;)

Tuesday: I think you got it right. The thing is, if you're a country music star, you gotta remember that your fans are very loyal both as Republicians and Democrats. But I saw the DChicks recently on O'Reiley and they offered no regrets. One thing is for sure, they are talented from head to toe!

Groucho: I grew up on Glen Cambell, John Denver, Niel Diamond and Olivia Newton John{I was shocked when she had cancer that was cured)

Groucho: I gotta give him credit for that. It's a tough thing to do. Many musicians have fought their way back from addiction. Others haven't been so successful. We've lost alot of good ones.
....Muddy Waters turned to wine..

Skyking: I know he had a problem with the bottle. I think he's cleaned up his act. I recently saw him on a TV special and he played a lead on his electric. Wow...that guy and play. It was fast and flawless.

Skyking: really? I've never heard that, but I don't know all that much about him. That's a shame. No excuse for that.

baddessi: Glen Cambell's been rumoured to be a wife beater?

Groucho: yep
yeah, I always thought he was underrated. Don't know much of his stuff tho, to be honest.

baddessi: My man, Glen Cambell. A superb guitar player by the way.

cool, let me know...now to keep this on topic..
who sang?
...♫♪♫♪Galveston.... oh Galveston♫♪♪

I have a check coming this week. I should plan a trip to Galveston.

TexasToest: thank you- I knew I didn't spell it right. Well, you know, I wanna come there, but kids, hubby and money aren't as eager as I am.
You know, the Hard Rock Cafe downtown has a whole room (shrine) dedicated to Stevie. It's just off 45 on the way to Galveston (hint, hint)

oh yeah, thang..I stand corrected

baddessi: No need, we know. It was Townes Van Zandt, and he was a really close friend of mine. His death took me down! Well, of course, Stevie Ray Vaughan is buried here. I think we've discussed having a ceremonial trip to his grave before. But, b'dessi, to do that, you have to come HERE!

TexasToest: sweet of you to say, but I'm prety sure I was born before Nancy. But I know when I was young, I watched her cut her teeth on that Red Brick Floor (Anderson's Fair??) downtown Houston. She had some good company as well. Lyle Lovett, who practically grew up in my back yard, tho he doesn't know me...Townes Van Sant(is that right?), Shake Russell..and let's not forget ZZ Top . not to mention Steven Stills, who I believe was from up your way as well, and my two favorite Texans of all time..Steve Miller and the one and only legendary Stevie Ray Vaughn
Yeah, I guess Texas has made a pretty good contribution to music...oh yeah, Buddy Holly...shall I go on??? LOL

baddessi: *whispers* Sister, that's thang - with a twang.

baddessi: I know, I know. I think I've been a fan of Nanci Griffith's since before you were born. And, yes, I knew about those two, and Stephen Fromholz, Michael Murphy, Mario Daboub (of The Nightcaps - wrote Wine, Wine, Wine), B.W. Stevenson, and on and on ad nausium. I knew them all (but not Henley or Jones - too young), we jammed every Sunday night at the Hob Nob in Denton.