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The Hell you beller Mike, Ha, Ha. When I was using the term Bubbly, I was talking about the stuff that all came much later than the songs you mention above. All those songs make sense like them or not and were well produced.
Some of those I haven't heard, like Bill Monroe for Breakfast, strange. Haven't heard THE BAPTISIM OF JESSE TAYLOR of which probably is a good approach to making a personal song a main stream song.
I didn't particularly like RING OF FIRE but it was a big hit. Woverton Mountain is probably the weakest song of the bunch and Saginaw Michigan was also weak. Liked Lefty tho. I have an Autograph from Lefty.
So, are you hearing any of these type songs in your current travels? Or the same bubbly stuff that is permating the radio airwaves?
Ray E. Strode
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