Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-19 Thread Terry A. Smith
Hey there, If nobody has mentioned Faith Hill, I will. This is going to sound weird, but she is just so damn gorgeous and (seemingly) friendly That did sound weird Terry. And I'm picturing a Faith Hill poster up on your bedroom wall for some reason. Later... CK Faith's got a

Re: mainstream country query (alison moorer)

1999-02-19 Thread Tony Renner
I did a fill-in shift on KDHX last night and played a Allison Moorer track, and, boy, was it good! The song was Tell Me Baby. Tony

mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread BARNARD
A friend who doesn't listen to country but is curious about where it's at these days just asked me who the top acts in mainstream country were, aside from Garth and Shania. That is, who it is that represents the current state of respectable mainstream country, etc Not legends, like Dolly or

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread KATIEJOM
Junior, since your looking for commercial folks, I'd recommend this chart for "legit" info: A HREF="http://www.billboard.com/charts/country.html" http://www.billboard.com/charts/country.html/A (Top 20 Country) Kate. In a message dated 2/18/1999 12:52:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL

RE: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Hanspeter Eggenberger
Reply to: RE: mainstream country query BARNARD wrote: I suggested, of the male artists: Vince, George Strait, Alan Jackson. Of the female artists: Reba, Pattly Loveless, Trisha Yearwood. Does that sound about right? Actually, having gotten to thinking about this, I'm curious what

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread BARNARD
Thanks Katie, Yeah, if one can access top 20s for the last few years, I'm sure that would give a clear idea too... -junior

Re: mainstream country query - Gavin

1999-02-18 Thread KATIEJOM
In a message dated 2/18/1999 1:26:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Yeah, if one can access top 20s for the last few years, I'm sure that would give a clear idea too.. one more resource from the radio side of the biz, The Gavin Country Chart: A

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Ndubb
I suggested, of the male artists: Vince, George Strait, Alan Jackson. Of the female artists: Reba, Pattly Loveless, Trisha Yearwood. Of the above, I'll vote for Vince and Strait. And I'll add to the list Dolly, maybe that barefoot Carter gal, the Dixie Chicks and most anyone Weisberger

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Louise Kyme
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I suggested, of the male artists: Vince, George Strait, Alan Jackson. Of the female artists: Reba, Pattly Loveless, Trisha Yearwood. Of the above, I'll vote for Vince and Strait. And I'll add to the list Dolly, maybe that barefoot Carter gal, the Dixie

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Danlee2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: And mostly, let's not forget the future of mainstream country, Allison Moorer. Yes. Her star is rising, and quick. Plus, of all the artists mentioned above, she is the *only* one that *really* hits me like I need to be hit. Equally hit. Done

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Terry A. Smith
If nobody has mentioned Faith Hill, I will. This is going to sound weird, but she is just so damn gorgeous and (seemingly) friendly, and her songs don't make me gag like Shania's do. So there it is. Faith Hill's the queen of country music. -- Terry Smith, who actually prefers Lee Ann Womack, if

Re: mainstream country query

1999-02-18 Thread Ph. Barnard
Thanks to everyone responding to this mainstream country query... I know about Alison M, etc. But in giving a neat least of 3 men, 3 women to my friend, I'm trying to represent not necessarily what's "best" from an informed critical standpoint, but rather what most clearly