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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    montanajoe wrote:
    A question,yet to be answered;
    Enjoy

    Thanks Joe! Doesn't look like anybody's steppin' up to the plate to fill those mighty big shoes.........
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  • Pure bama
    Country music has gone the way of most extinct entertainment....black and white movies, Crooners, and Elvis....Nashville has moved into a near "Rap" phenom...The boys with the baseball caps and tight jeans are the music moguls....Flatt and Scruggs, blue grass,and Western Swing or all history...Eddie Arnold, George Strait are past icons...
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  • 4205raymond
    Joe, probably nobody. When Hank died my grandmother in Louisa Co. Va. had my Uncle Jack take all of Hank's sheet music and pictures after a while and bury them in a big hole between two rows of corn. Nobody knows for sure why she had Uncle Jack do this. I guess it was her way of grieving.

    I burn up I81 quite often going to my 2nd home in Fluvanna Co. Va. On the way back to NY each trip at Winchester I slide Patsy's CD's in. When they are finished I always say I will be back next time to stay Patsy. Now, I am just not sure any more. Virginia is a BLUE state now.
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  • Beeramid
    Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, Jamie Johnson, and Cody Jinks.
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  • kimi
    Beeramid wrote:
    Sturgill Simpson, Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, Jamie Johnson, and Cody Jinks.

    ?
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  • Brookwood
    Even though there is no one who can come close to those now gone artists, we are at least blessed to have their recordings to fall back on!
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  • cbxjeff
    Joe, it's not just the C&R musicians, it's much more than that. Young folks don't appreciate what we had and want to change everything. Maybe someday they will realize what they helped this country become. Too late, I fear.
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  • allen griggs
    Country Rap will try to fill their shoes. It is garbage, but, they make a lot of money.
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