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"Witch Queen Of New Orleans" was all over the airwaves in the early seventies.

Good song. I found a picture of them on the Internet, and the guitarists are playing Telecasters through Ma ...

I sampled some bro country videos on YouTube just to get a feel for what the music is like. I don't mind the music (very guitar oriented rock, which I like). Very Happy

However, the phoney southern drawl ...

Unfortunately, the 120 bass piano accordion has carried the stereotype of being a 'polka' instrument for many decades. But in the hands of players such as Van Damme and others who plays in different ...

Well, that does it. Country music has finally become cool. Whoa!

Vinyl is making a somewhat comeback. Many new Albums are being put out in Vinyl. Many consider Analog and Vinyl recordings superior to Digital. Many recording studios have some analog (tape) recordi ...

You would be surprised at the amount of pop,pop,crackle,crackle can be found on cd's. Run one thru a good noise reduction program and it will amaze you how many pop's etc. it has removed.

Records ...

Ironically, we now know that the plastic that CDs and DVDs are made from has a very limited lifespan, and the LPs will long outlast them.

True, but pop pop crackle crackle.

Wave files are better than MP3s, but they take up ten times the space.

6) Me And Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin, 1970

Not Joplin's version.

But it could be performed as a country song. The melody and lyrics sound country to me.

I have the Coastline S6 which has the same nut width. I don't know about the picking hand, but I like the slightly wider nut width for my fretting hand. If you play with your thumb you might like the ...

If I was a country picker and I was looking for a Tele, I'd get the 1969 Thinline version with the natural mahogany body and the white pearl pickguard (like the Squier Classic Vibe version pictured in ...

It is interesting to discover that largest indoor concert EVER was Alice Cooper, who played to 158,000 in Sol Paulo Brazil.

And that was traditional rock music. Mr. Green

Amy Sky's 'I Will Take Care Of You'. Crying or Very sad

Every singer and song today refers to his date/sweetheart/darling as GIRL.

Well, I think 'girl' sounds a whole lot better than 'baby'.

'Fifteen Beers Ago' by Ben Colder Very Happy

'Sit Down Young Stranger' by Gordon Lightfoot. It's the only album I like to listen to all the way through.

Now bagpipes; that's sort-of an intriguing instrument. It might even beat out banjo and accordion for kookie-ness.

After all, my last name is Sutherland.

To my ears, bagpipes sound much better ...

I don't find any musical instrument to be anywhere nearly addicting as the Internet. Whoa!

The state of mainstream country music - the stuff that gets played on commercial radio and music videos on TV.

But seriously, if you think the older music was better, can you list some hit songs ...

Without the disco beat and goofy costumes she's actually a good singer.

Why else would we still be forced to listen to Bachman Turner Overdrive and witness the popularity of "classic rock".

It's funny that you should mention BTO. They were the group that in ...

If I happen to hear any new country music it seems like a good many male vocalists are trying to sound like Dwight Yoakum or Randy Travis. I might be imagining things, but since those two hit the sce ...

Judging by the content of this thread, it seems like the younger country artists are divided into two camps: male artists appear to be gravitating more toward rock music and female artists appear to l ...

a site where you pay a fee

One of the pitfalls of the Internet: a growing number of pay per view and paid subscription sites.

When I do home recording I avoid compression (except for my vocal tracks because my voice sounds too thin as is). And when I 'master' everything I try to keep the volumes of all songs on the album fa ...

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Topic: Calif. Pat Vegas - re-cut Come And Get Your Love REDBONE!
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 1349	Forum Section: Music Posted: 6 Aug 2014 11:29 am Subject: Calif. Pat Vegas - re-cut Come And Get Your Love REDBONE!
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 1349	"Witch Queen Of New Orleans" was all over the airwaves in the early seventies. Good song. I found a picture of them on the Internet, and the guitarists are playing Telecasters through Ma ...
Topic: Bro-Country
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 35 Views: 15241	Forum Section: Music Posted: 29 Jul 2014 10:28 am Subject: Bro-Country
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 35 Views: 15241	I sampled some bro country videos on YouTube just to get a feel for what the music is like. I don't mind the music (very guitar oriented rock, which I like). However, the phoney southern drawl ...
Topic: Art Van Damme, A Jazz Accordian Player!
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 8 Views: 2414	Forum Section: Music Posted: 21 Jul 2014 2:37 pm Subject: Art Van Damme, A Jazz Accordian Player!
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 8 Views: 2414	Unfortunately, the 120 bass piano accordion has carried the stereotype of being a 'polka' instrument for many decades. But in the hands of players such as Van Damme and others who plays in different ...
Topic: Bro-Country
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 35 Views: 15241	Forum Section: Music Posted: 21 Jul 2014 2:33 pm Subject: Bro-Country
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 35 Views: 15241	Well, that does it. Country music has finally become cool.
Topic: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Forum Section: Music Posted: 16 Jul 2014 9:28 pm Subject: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Vinyl is making a somewhat comeback. Many new Albums are being put out in Vinyl. Many consider Analog and Vinyl recordings superior to Digital. Many recording studios have some analog (tape) recordi ...
Topic: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Forum Section: Music Posted: 16 Jul 2014 11:53 am Subject: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	You would be surprised at the amount of pop,pop,crackle,crackle can be found on cd's. Run one thru a good noise reduction program and it will amaze you how many pop's etc. it has removed. Records ...
Topic: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Forum Section: Music Posted: 15 Jul 2014 7:46 pm Subject: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Ironically, we now know that the plastic that CDs and DVDs are made from has a very limited lifespan, and the LPs will long outlast them. True, but pop pop crackle crackle.
Topic: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Forum Section: Music Posted: 15 Jul 2014 10:24 am Subject: Should i even keep my CD's?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 6632	Wave files are better than MP3s, but they take up ten times the space.
Topic: Are these songs "True Country," or not "Country" at all?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 63 Views: 20020	Forum Section: Music Posted: 4 Jul 2014 8:38 pm Subject: Re: Are these songs
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 63 Views: 20020	6) Me And Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin, 1970 Not Joplin's version. But it could be performed as a country song. The melody and lyrics sound country to me.
Topic: Sea Gull guitar
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 3 Views: 1459	Forum Section: Music Posted: 29 Jun 2014 10:29 pm Subject: Sea Gull guitar
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 3 Views: 1459	I have the Coastline S6 which has the same nut width. I don't know about the picking hand, but I like the slightly wider nut width for my fretting hand. If you play with your thumb you might like the ...
Topic: One last Telecaster
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 34 Views: 47178	Forum Section: Almost a Steel Guitar Posted: 20 Jun 2014 12:06 am Subject: One last Telecaster
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 34 Views: 47178	If I was a country picker and I was looking for a Tele, I'd get the 1969 Thinline version with the natural mahogany body and the white pearl pickguard (like the Squier Classic Vibe version pictured in ...
Topic: Traditional Country Music is Dead?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 44 Views: 13960	Forum Section: Music Posted: 11 Jun 2014 12:34 am Subject: Traditional Country Music is Dead?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 44 Views: 13960	It is interesting to discover that largest indoor concert EVER was Alice Cooper, who played to 158,000 in Sol Paulo Brazil. And that was traditional rock music.
Topic: Song that makes you cry....
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 33 Views: 8328	Forum Section: Music Posted: 22 May 2014 10:44 pm Subject: Song that makes you cry....
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 33 Views: 8328	Amy Sky's 'I Will Take Care Of You'.
Topic: stupidity
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 31 Views: 8465	Forum Section: Music Posted: 22 May 2014 10:40 pm Subject: Re: stupidity
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 31 Views: 8465	Every singer and song today refers to his date/sweetheart/darling as GIRL. Well, I think 'girl' sounds a whole lot better than 'baby'.
Topic: Favorite drinking songs
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 45 Views: 22232	Forum Section: Music Posted: 9 May 2014 12:35 am Subject: Favorite drinking songs
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 45 Views: 22232	'Fifteen Beers Ago' by Ben Colder
Topic: Your favorite album of all time...
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 76 Views: 32238	Forum Section: Music Posted: 2 May 2014 3:07 pm Subject: Your favorite album of all time...
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 76 Views: 32238	'Sit Down Young Stranger' by Gordon Lightfoot. It's the only album I like to listen to all the way through.
Topic: What's as addictive as steel guitar?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 9007	Forum Section: Music Posted: 27 Apr 2014 11:39 pm Subject: What's as addictive as steel guitar?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 9007	Now bagpipes; that's sort-of an intriguing instrument. It might even beat out banjo and accordion for kookie-ness. After all, my last name is Sutherland. To my ears, bagpipes sound much better ...
Topic: What's as addictive as steel guitar?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 9007	Forum Section: Music Posted: 25 Apr 2014 3:31 am Subject: What's as addictive as steel guitar?
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 28 Views: 9007	I don't find any musical instrument to be anywhere nearly addicting as the Internet.
Topic: The topic that never goes away
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 4 Views: 2859	Forum Section: Music Posted: 20 Apr 2014 12:53 am Subject: The topic that never goes away
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 4 Views: 2859	The state of mainstream country music - the stuff that gets played on commercial radio and music videos on TV. But seriously, if you think the older music was better, can you list some hit songs ...
Topic: Forthcoming Album by Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 4 Views: 1113	Forum Section: Music Posted: 13 Apr 2014 2:01 am Subject: Forthcoming Album by Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 4 Views: 1113	Without the disco beat and goofy costumes she's actually a good singer.
Topic: Country Music (not a slam or complaint)
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 46 Views: 13329	Forum Section: Music Posted: 8 Apr 2014 1:30 am Subject: Country Music (not a slam or complaint)
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 46 Views: 13329	Why else would we still be forced to listen to Bachman Turner Overdrive and witness the popularity of "classic rock". It's funny that you should mention BTO. They were the group that in ...
Topic: Country Music (not a slam or complaint)
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 46 Views: 13329	Forum Section: Music Posted: 29 Mar 2014 9:19 pm Subject: Country Music (not a slam or complaint)
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 46 Views: 13329	If I happen to hear any new country music it seems like a good many male vocalists are trying to sound like Dwight Yoakum or Randy Travis. I might be imagining things, but since those two hit the sce ...
Topic: Country music today
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 27 Views: 9303	Forum Section: Music Posted: 7 Mar 2014 1:05 am Subject: Country music today
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 27 Views: 9303	Judging by the content of this thread, it seems like the younger country artists are divided into two camps: male artists appear to be gravitating more toward rock music and female artists appear to l ...
Topic: SoundPlot.com, etc
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 1226	Forum Section: Music Posted: 9 Feb 2014 1:50 am Subject: Re: SoundPlot.com, etc
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 1226	a site where you pay a fee One of the pitfalls of the Internet: a growing number of pay per view and paid subscription sites.
Topic: The Modern Recording Process
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 2099	Forum Section: Music Posted: 21 Jan 2014 10:51 pm Subject: The Modern Recording Process
Leslie Ehrlich Replies: 5 Views: 2099	When I do home recording I avoid compression (except for my vocal tracks because my voice sounds too thin as is). And when I 'master' everything I try to keep the volumes of all songs on the album fa ...