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First, we found out that Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson were elitists. Garth Brooks’ music is exclusively sold at Wal-Mart, and the gospel performance by Alan Jackson at the Ryman is only sold at Target. We will not mention all of the numerous albums that can only be found at Cracker Barrel.  Now, Ray Stevens has joined the bandwagon. Ray’s new album will only be sold at Pilot gas stations. You might be thinking, “Wow, he is really narrowing his demographic.” There is a reason for his madness. This cd is a tribute album to the trucker. If you have ever wanted to know what it would sound like for Ray to cover “Convoy,” you will found out from this album. He has thrown some new ones in there as well. I am curious to hear “Hang up and Drive.” The title leaves nothing to the imagination. It is about everyone’s pet peeve, yet everyone does it, talking on the cell phone while driving. And as if you didn’t get tired of Ray re-doing his classics, you will get three bonus tracks with newer versions of  “Mississippi Squirrel Revival,” “The Streak,” and “It’s Me Again Margaret.” You can also purchase this cd at Ray’s website. You can download “Concrete Sailor” for free. I have recently given this stinker a listen. Le’t hope that this below standard song does not set the tone for the rest of the album.

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Ray Price Under The Knife

It is not wide-spread knowledge, but Ray Price recently underwent surgery to remove some trouble spots from his colon. He is recovering nicely. Our prayers are with the Country Crooner.

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#9 Worst Country Song of the 1990’s

Reba McEntire’s chart topping success of the 1990’s is remarkable. She is among the best, destined for the Country Music Hall of Fame. She has always chosen songs that have strayed away from the typical subject matter of a country song. She was the first country artist to address the AIDS issue with the #14 hit “She Thinks His Name Was John.” She made two relevant covers of Vicki Lawrences’ “The Night The Light’s Went Out In Georgia” and Bobbi Gentry’s “Fancy.” Songwriters are elated when Reba chooses their songs for her upcoming albums. Her songs are almost guaranteed to become hits before they are even recorded.

You can not produce a successful run like this without manufacturing a few duds.  Too bad our #9 is not one. It actually peaked at number 4 on the country charts. People love this song. They love the silly lyrics. They love the over-the-top female back ground vocals on the chorus.  If it was any other female artist, this song probably would not have been as successful.  Our #9 is “Why Haven’t I Heard From You.” The instrumentation is hokey. This song belonged on a Six Flags stage not on the top 5.  Answer me this, why can’t she call him. She says that every one has a phone, why doesn’t she use her own? Guess what girls, I am going to enlighten you, guys hate phones.

Could any self-respecting guy like this song. This song caters to only one demographic, women. It would have been more fitting for the Forrester Sisters to record this song. Hey Reba fans this should have been a B-side release, not a top 5 hit.

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Spreading The Wealth

Benevolence has always played a substantial role in the history of country music. If there was never a Faron Young, there might have never been a Willie Nelson. Country Legends Charley Pride and Bill Anderson also owe a great deal of gratitude towards Faron.  Waylon Jennings fattened the pockets of Billy Joe Shaver when he decided to record Honky Tonk Heroes. Success knocked on the door of the Statler Brothers in the form of The Man in Black. And What if Cash and Larry Gatlin’s paths never crossed one Sunday morning at Church? Cash may have never decided to record “Help Me”, the song that Larry performed that morning. Traditions come and go, but as long as there is talent, established artists should always be willing to help the aspiring ones. Is this tradition still popular today. Do you think Tim Mcgraw would be willing to pay for a struggling artist’s medical condition. Faron did. Has Brad Paisley offered to open his doors to a country legend who was down on his luck, the way George Jones cared for Johnny Paycheck.  Tell me, does this still happen?

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Can You Duet: Season 2

Well, it’s time to find the next clone of Sugarland. Season 2 of Can You Duet kicks off tonight. The industry can’t get enough of country duos. It does seem like a sure fire way to sell records. I just can’t wait for the voo doo-like predictions from Naomi Judd, performance advice from Big Kenny, and artist-devlopment tips from Scott Borchetta. Because when I think of country music, I think of these two. I understand having current artists and executives having a hand in the judging process, but one thing that country music has taught us, it is that artist integrity should always be first. Wouldn’t it be great if someone like Cowboy Jack Clement or Hank Cochran were guest judges. Then again, they would probably tell the producers where they could shove their show.

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10 Worse Country Songs of the 1990’s

Country music exploded in popularity during the 1990s. This is when we saw neo-traditionalism at it’s height, and where we saw country pop evolve into what we have today. However, every decade of any genre of music, has had it’s share of dross. You know, the songs that should have never made the cut. This countdown is dedicated to those songs that made you change the channel.

10. High-Tech Redneck

This song gives proof that George Jones started to get soft in his old age. It makes sense. He was by all means getting older. This doesn’t mean, however, that his song-selecting skills were broken. Although “Slave Lover” had great lyrics, George’s novelty album The Novelty Side of George Jones leaves something to be desired.  So, I think it is safe to say that novelty was never his forte. What is most shocking, is that “High-Tech Redneck” charted higher than “I Don’t Need Your Rocking Chair,” which was a better song. You would think that having step outs by Joe Diffie, Garth Brooks, and Alan Jackson would insure at least a top ten, but all it takes is cornball lyrics centered around a southerner with an impressive sound system to guarantee a top 25 hit. Does this have anything to do with country music’s demographic. Are we just happy with a few ‘Get ‘er Dones’ rather than something with substance. You tell me.

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