This will not be to everyone’s taste and I can’t imagine Cook and Moore would be happy that people like us might enjoy it for what it seems to say about Black people and their music, but I heard a recording of this last night and it amused me:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDtkmOdYdKY

The live album recording I heard was made in New York and the no doubt liberal multiculti audience lapped it up. Subversive.

Instead of blaming country music for this, I believe it should be considered rock-n-roll. But the heck with picking bad examples of a genre, it is the best of the best in any form of music that counts.

Play “Lucky Old Sun” by Jerry Lee Lewis, just to stick it to me. I’ll be smiling thinking of one of the greatest real-live public trollings of all time: The “Mississippi Delegation”, LOL

And I certainly agree with your points… and well taken. Of course you understand that my choosing of titles is for the sparking of interest in a story. And I think that without “White Man’s Soul Music” merely “Country Music” would not be as dynamic.

We can be so technically correct that we can bore everyone to death… and just like a movie, college lecture, and a church service, we must entertain. As fervent and devoted to my faith that I am, if a service bores me (and most do)… I am gone.

Thanks brother…

Not to mention Country is the folk music of just some portion of White Americans, and relatively few White people globally.

Just a coupla hobby horses of mine, no offense. I’m enjoying your shows a lot, Robert.

I agree with you 100% as so much of what’s called country music is merely singing ‘down’ to some low-life yahoos, as we are supposed to be. I hope, however, you actually listened to the program as I think I covered your concerns pretty well.

I will be having a show on classical music in the next several months. And as much as I love some of Beethoven’s, Pachelbel, Strauss Jr, and Tchaikovsky’a music (some of theirs anyway), overall, I consider classical music as “bad music, played well.” It was virtually impossible for songwriters in the general lower classes to be heard or even have the money, let’s say, for a piano. This led to the elite no-nothings (the royal class) to choose what gets heard) and that would be by whatever fool kisses their butt the most.

So listen to the bulk of classical music and you will hear composer after composer that knows NOTHING about melody. Don’t think for a moment the best music gets through the maize of the bureaucracy of fools in any genre, past or present.

I’m going to have shows on the TOP 10 Rock Songs of all time and TOP 10 Country Songs of all time, and etc etc etc… it is going to be fun.