(Dodging that "anti-HNC" Stinger missile fired by the Ndubbinistas...g,
I respond);
Jon wrote;
I dunno, Dan; I don't think I've ever seen anything but dismissals of
Garth's "Shameless" or "The Fever," and not because people argued that they
were bad jobs or that he didn't do a good
On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, Bob Soron wrote:
At 5:00 PM -0500 on 3/3/99, Jon Weisberger said of Garth Brooks:
Personally, I think he made a good country record on
"Shameless"; the kickoff still fools me every time g.
Always one to either take the bait or serve up the straight line,
Personally, I think he made a good country record on
"Shameless"; the kickoff still fools me every time g.
Always one to either take the bait or serve up the straight line,
depending...
Fools you ... into thinking it's a country song? g
Fools me into thinking it was never anything *but*
In a message dated 3/2/99 8:07:14 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you are a Hot New Country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit, you
will probably be vilified for it.
If you are an alt-country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit, you
will probably be
Dina wrote;
Now I just want to be sure my understanding is correct.
If you are a Hot New Country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit, you
will probably be vilified for it.
In my book, not if it was a good song in the first place and you do a
solid job of it. If it ends up
If you are a Hot New Country star and you cover a 70's pop or
rock hit, you will probably be vilified for it.
In my book, not if it was a good song in the first place and you do a
solid job of it. If it ends up being like almost all of the
versions on the Rolling Stones or Eagles
If you are a Hot New Country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit,
you
will probably be vilified for it.
I tend to think that if your a Hot New Country star you should be vilified
whether you cover a 70's pop/rock hit or not.
NW
Now if current altie type bands, rock or country or whatever, were to dig
back to my AM listening days, they'd be covering (OK, I'll exclude the
Beatles and the Stones): "98.6," "Don't Walk Away, Renee" (God, I love that
song), "Snoopy and the Red Baron," "Incense and Peppermints," "Ichycoo
Thanks, everyone for all the comments.
Now I just want to be sure my understanding is correct.
If you are a Hot New Country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit, you
will probably be vilified for it.
If you are an alt-country star and you cover a 70's pop or rock hit, you
will probably be
