okay-----but yeah, Al---your music is regional roots music(see photo), emanating from the area on the map circled in dark green. Yup. That said, two non-hillbillies from the region(just barely)who performed brilliant hit songs are Donnie Iris and Rob Parissi. Yup.
okay---To whom it may concern: A particular won't-go-away performer is appearing in the corny belt, Knoxville, Tenn. (see photo). But yeah---how that "singer" or whatver can sell ticket one to see & listen to them is unbelievable, though I figured at least one a you kids'd make his day by purchasing a tickick. Ha. Lovett is from Texcess, but he is bad enough to fit right in the corny belt. Hope that helps you some.
speaking of Mark Knopfler, doing one of my top favorite Jimmy Webb songs:
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okay---since we're on the subject of corny music from the Ohio Valley, here's a photo of Elvo, making his entrance right here in Springpatch, 1977, about a month before he croaked while sitting on the potty. (see photo). But yeah---they really like the extra-stupid music shows, here. Like Fanaticrats at a Bernie Speech. Ha. hope that helps you some.
Listening to a lot of older music, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, Louis Armstrong, Etta James, and of course Vera Lynn, which I am thinking of making a funeral song (we will meet again).
Then I am listening to some more modern music, Rag N Bone man, Human (have a preference for the magic garden session).
I love that Vera Lynn song and that is a great funeral song.
I picked this for the last song for my mother's funeral:
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A great song from such an underrated album:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnVOOpaDK8Y
That was a good one.Originally Posted by NY2TNHKR
okay-----a couple years ago, there was a house for sale in one o' the better parts o' town(not my part) that was built in the 50's and occupied by a guy named "Red Foley". Well, in the 60's, he moved on, and after that, an MD moved in. In true SFD turdition, "Red" had the double attached garag converted to living space, and a carport built out front. You see that a LOT here. Anyway, that bit o' history supposedly made the place more attractive to potential buyers. Ha. You kids already know I DO NOT like hillbilly roots "music"! Nope. Hope that helps you kids some. Thankk mee.
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