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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Now I'll agree that Lady Antebellum who had a number one hit in Country Music is NOT Country. Or shall I say much further removed than Jeff Steele and Montgomery Gentry. I realized that the second i heard it. The lyric and music to there BIG hit "I Need You Now" is as much Country as the hit 80's song it's borrowed from "Eye In The Sky" Alan Parsons or the rock pop hit "I Need You Now" They mention one line with alcohol in it and it's a Country song? You have a lot more to beef about that Jefferey Steele Dan  To all But what really counts is are you a fan only of your favorite music or of music overall? Are you a lover of certain songs or are you a songwriter? Can you tell something is good or better than yours even if you don't like it?
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