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I made a vlog defending America's most loved and hated genre of music. I wish people would understand the importance of Country and Western music in modern popular culture, how it shaped the world, and how its not just one thing, but a whole myriad of things.
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Silent dedication :p..
I wonder if anybody else can hear the xmasie theme to this song.. I may be strange... no I am strange.. but I may be a rarity in hearing such a thing :P
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A nice juxtaposition this morning on the Shuffle: from Carousel, "When the Children Are Asleep" ("When the children are asleep, I'll dream with you/We'll think what fun we have had and be glad that it all came true") followed by "Wouldn't It Be Nice." A few moments later: Patsy Cline's "Come On In" ("Come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home") followed by Rosemary Clooney's "Come on-a My House." (OK, it was not Rosie's finest moment-- she hated the song, i... MORE
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patsy cline in the morning stirs me to a longing for the road. a trip across the states with no set time of arrival. stop at roadside diners, collect postcards and snow globes in the middle of summer, and we could get new tattoos and place them somewhere only we would know. you could sit in the passenger seat and change the tunes as we talk about everything and nothing, far into the night. i would carry a roll of coins for the jukebox, and we would dedicate each song to th... MORE
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I realize that a lot of my posts have dealt with me bitching about some band that I hated, so I'm going to place one now talking about someone I love. I absolutely love Patsy Cline. In her voice I can hear every emotion the way it was intended to come out. She can make me feel whatever emotion she wants me to feel. She died too soon... It wasn't until I heard her songs that I could be okay with heartbreak. For me, she made a broken heart seem beautiful. It hurt s... MORE
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It was freshman year of college that I signed up for a class called Popular Music in American Culture. I figured it was a good idea to learn about music as I had always felt like the odd man out in my circle of musically inclined friends. For the most part, our professor taught in a matter-of-fact way, and left most of his opinions out of the curiculum. This is why it was so surprising when he began class by saying, "I don't care what you guys think about the music we l... MORE
