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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 50
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I started thinking about how lots of people say that music is targeted toward the younger audiences. I agree that the young people are the ones who buy music, but seems to me that I would buy some music if I could find some good country music kind of like Waylon Jennings or something along that line which is the old country. I think the older generation would buy some music if there were something being made that they might really like. Am I wrong here? Now I am not saying that if an older country singer sang a song that sounded like new country to me that I would buy it, but if the singer was still producing the same kind of music today as the day they started singing, I would buy it. Someone needs to do something, I can't listen to the radio. All I have is a few CD's that I listen to. I am all for having new country music, but there needs to be some old country coming out. Do you agree or disagree? Please give your opinion.
Thanks, Jackiann
Last edited by sowhat; 09/06/11 09:30 PM.
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