Re: OT - country music

[Guest guest]

For me, it's Jimmy Buffett. I never listened to him until just a couple years

ago. His music is very relaxing to me. My husband saw a special on tv about

him, and it said that many surgeons listen to Jimmy Buffett while doing surgery

because it's so relaxing. I always thought he was really wild, so never

bothered to listen to any of it until recently.

nancie

Dave and Jeanne wrote:

Don't want to get into a big debate, but I love the new country that

has

been around since the 90's or so. To me, it is more like the music I grew up

with called pop or rock in the 70's and early 80's. Just my thoughts.

Jeanne in WI

> Debra,

> Country music is the most depressing music a person can listen to. I hate

> most of it. Too many songs about, dogs dying, spouses leaving, poverty and

> death, etc. Don't listen to that. There is so much other better stuff to

> listen to.

>

> Just my opinion, not meaning to offend anyone,

> Kris

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[Guest guest]

I absolutely love country music but only the country music from the last decade

or so...can't stand the OLD country music.???? thats all I primarily listen to

besides some 80's music.?

Ken from Philly

Re: OT - country music

I still enjoy it! It's a growing church, they it currently has no

heater. Not normally a problem but this Sunday morning should be in the

twenties, so I hope they have plenty of space heaters. They did approve

to have a heater installed and were getting the ball rolling on that,

not sure how long that will take.

I do love this church, it's so not like all the other churches I just

felt I didn't belong.

Marti Boguski wrote:

> Hi Melody and Jeanne,

> I like country music too. Like Jeanne said the new country. and it is not

always my first choice either, but I do love some of the bands and singers.

> Melody, how are liking your church now that you are a baptised member. Sounds

like everything is going well.

> Marti

>

>

[Guest guest]

I grew up with going to bed at night listening to my dads bands practice in the

basement of our house. He was always in a band either rock and roll or country.

Then my sister started to play so I had to listen to Color My World forever

until she learned something new and that was Stairway To Heaven, then my

littlest brother got into music. Now my boys are in their own bands. All are

very talented. My other brother and I did not participate till later on when

we all decided to have a Family Christian Band and I sang a bit. My husband was

also very musically inclined from the time he was younger and in homes.

I agree even with growing up with the older country music I definitely like

the newer. We call the old stuff " Twang, Twang music " !

Lori H

I absolutely love country music but only the country music from the last decade

or so...can't stand the OLD country music.???? thats all I primarily listen to

besides some 80's music.?

Ken from Philly

Re: OT - country music

I still enjoy it! It's a growing church, they it currently has no

heater. Not normally a problem but this Sunday morning should be in the

twenties, so I hope they have plenty of space heaters. They did approve

to have a heater installed and were getting the ball rolling on that,

not sure how long that will take.

I do love this church, it's so not like all the other churches I just

felt I didn't belong.

Marti Boguski wrote:

> Hi Melody and Jeanne,

> I like country music too. Like Jeanne said the new country. and it is not

always my first choice either, but I do love some of the bands and singers.

> Melody, how are liking your church now that you are a baptised member. Sounds

like everything is going well.

> Marti

>

>

[Guest guest]

Mostly prefer 90's to current Country music. Do like some earlier

like Roseanne Cash and Dan Seals. Getting so sick of hearing

Underwood songs on the radio.

Debbie J

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I absolutely love country music but only the country music from the

> last decade or so...can't stand the OLD country music.???? thats

> all I primarily listen to besides some 80's music.?

My brother reported hearing a " hillbilly gospel song " on the radio in

the late 1950's. The words were unforgettable:

" Some people smoke and chew,

Of cigars they have a few,

And they want for me the same to do.

But this is my reply,

As them I do pass by,

I don't want to " .

Almost beats " I'm so lonesome since my dog died " , doesn't it?

;D ;D

Z

[Guest guest]

I find this especially amusing, as my maternal grandfather was a Methodist

minister, and he was REALLY down on smoking, yet he chewed tobacco!! His

parishes were always in small Georgia towns, and I remember him taking me to the

tobacco barns (no, nothing like the Pottery Barn...LOL!) when I was very small.

I even amazingly remember all the details though I can barely remember what

happened yesterday.

Peace and Love

Caroline

>> I absolutely love country music but only the country music from the

>> last decade or so...can't stand the OLD country music.???? thats

>> all I primarily listen to besides some 80's music.?

>

> My brother reported hearing a " hillbilly gospel song " on the radio in

> the late 1950's. The words were unforgettable:

> " Some people smoke and chew,

> Of cigars they have a few,

> And they want for me the same to do.

> But this is my reply,

> As them I do pass by,

> I don't want to " .

>

> Almost beats " I'm so lonesome since my dog died " , doesn't it?

>

> ;D ;D

>

> Z

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