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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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That is very true as for listeners, male's make up a large segment of the audience. But that is not to be confused with CUSTOMERS. Women account for 70% of all sales of concert tickets, t-shirts, hats, posters, etc. So while it is great to write songs for that partying male, if they don't buy CD's, and mostly get their music from illegal downloads, no one is really doing themselves any favors catering to them. It is why out of the 26 number one songs in country music last year, 24, were positive, up tempo made the singer look like a winner and glorified women.
MAB Yeah, that rings true in my ears as well as my experience, Marc. It doesn't look like we are on the brink of any big turns like when Willie Nelson released outlaw country in the early 70ies or like when Garth Brooks launched the rockin' new country in the 90ies. But if we follow the historical pattern, there might happen something new early next decade? :-)
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