The Birth of Outlaw Country

Posted on July 30, 2015 at 05:46:03

Zipcord
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Interesting read

Road Warrior

20:47:24 08/02/15

Mike B.

09:27:13 07/31/15

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Road Warrior

20:47:24 08/02/15

Mike B.

09:27:13 07/31/15

The biggest influence on the move toward rock and roll....., posted on July 31, 2015 at 09:27:13
Mike B. Audiophile Posts: 26354 Location: OR Joined: September 27, 1999 Contributor Since: September 1, 1999	...came from Garth Brooks IMO. His 1980's shows were full of lighting effects, fire, and lots of guitar driven rock. Take a look at the live country landscape before and then after.

Good read. Garth Brooks and his ilk got nothing on them old Cosmic Cowboys, posted on August 2, 2015 at 20:47:24
Road Warrior Audiophile Posts: 21654 Location: Dallas Joined: August 31, 2004	We saw many of the named artists (and un named, as is, where the f*** was the semi recently departed Rusty Weir????) back in the day, all I can say is they were raw, hungry, and creative as all get out and originals in a genre (nominally country) that seemed to disdain originality. No stage effects or explosions needed, them boys had energy to spare. ---------------------- "E Burres Stigano?"

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