Re: country music & Acid Jazz, Jr. Brown Rocks! so does R.L.Jones!!!

From: Wm. ERROL PACE (wm_errol_pace@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Feb 09 2000 - 20:00:23 MET

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    any o fu heard Junior brown....thats good country i.e. the guitar playing
    is dope

    Jr. Brown ROCKS!!!!, If you like him check out Pete Anderson of Dwight
    Yoakam. If you like Ricky Lee Jones then check out Lyle Lovette. Check out
    Rosie Flores if you were ever into the Screamin' Sirens an all girl punkish
    band from the 80's. Checkout Roy Orbinson and K.D.Lang. If you like
    atmospheric ambient French Canadian Lousiana Swamp Music then checkout
    Daniel Lanios' -Acadie- CD

    All My X's haven't come from Texas!,

    Pace'

    On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, aspeitia axel arturo barcelo wrote:

    > Country Music discussion on the Acid Jazz list? mmh. . . I caught the
    > Alabama 3 mixing old-school country and bluegrass with acid-house live
    > last year and they rocked. Also, Ricky Lee Jones did an awesome
    > drum-n-bass influenced country-folk album a few years ago called
    > 'Ghostyhead'. It is really awesome!
    >
    > On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Wm. ERROL PACE wrote:
    >
    > > BAO, Dope and fellow Brother and Sister Junkies of Acid Jazz,(if you
    don't
    > > fall into any of these catagories,then just welcome to the discussion),
    > >
    > > I had a question for u guys?
    > >
    > > Bring it on!
    > >
    > > I know many of you probably detest,
    > >
    > > I don't detest it. Hell there is stuff out there that Rocks! and it is
    > > trippy even in the Country Music genre. I have been exposed to this
    from
    > > Birth being born in the South East of the United States. Bible
    thumpin' and
    > > Country Music go hand in hand, BAO you should know that given your
    locale.
    > >
    > >
    > > but what
    > > exactly is the history of country music.
    > >
    > > Okay I took a course in Applachian History and Culture at the
    University of
    > > South Carolina and this was discussed. A prevalent source of Country
    music
    > > came from the Scot-Irish who settled here in the US during the colonial
    > > times. The French Canadians injected their vibe too. Country is a
    fusion
    > > of several cultures, Africans brought it from their homeland, the
    Euro's
    > > from Europe etc... Just go back and listen to Medieval Music and you
    can
    > > see the origins of it. See there are several genre's of Country music
    > > within Country. Also I must say that the Latin cultures made their
    impact
    > > in the genre too. Check out mariachi music and you can see where I am
    > > coming from. Plain and simple it is not a solely a Nashville thing.
    > > Bakersfield, California make and impact along with West Virgina,
    Lousiana,
    > > Mississippi(Sp?), North Carolina and South Carolina etc.. What struck
    me
    > > was that Country Music is very popular in the UK, New Zealand and
    Australia
    > > according to Billboard.
    > >
    > > Anyone have any info? who are the
    > > actual first country musicians?
    > >
    > > It is difficult nailing down who was first but in this past century
    here in
    > > America you can say Jimmie Rodgers, The Carter Family, Bob Wills,
    Robert
    > > Johnson could be considered sources of origins. Ponder this, nobody
    was out
    > > on the range recording Cowboys singing back in the old days.
    > >
    > > I have an
    > > argument with someone, and we need to clarify the facts.
    > >
    > > I hate arguments but you can seek help from the Department of History
    at the
    > > University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC and they can help you out.
    > >
    > > One thing I like about Country Music is the way Shania Twain repulses
    all
    > > the Puritanical Country Music establishment which her provacative
    Beauty and
    > > she backs it up with a great voice. I loved the way K.D. Lang repulsed
    the
    > > puritanical Country Music Establishment with her alternative lifestyle
    and
    > > her vegetarian eating habits. Case in point I love it when artist rock
    the
    > > boat of Puritanical conservatism.
    > >
    > > For any Guitarist out there who are curious about the playing ability
    of
    > > Country Guitarist check out Pete Anderson of Dwight Yoakam's Band and
    James
    > > Burton from the old Buck Owens Days. Don't forget to check out Scotty
    Moore
    > > of THE KING'S band. Happy Trails!!!
    > >
    > > Guitars, Cadillacs and Acid Jazz Music,
    > >
    > > Pace'
    > >
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