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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Niteshift,
You are hearing more rock influences in country music particularly but the story still makes the difference between country and most other formats.
MAB Yes, I'd have to agree. More conversational story telling lyrics. Funny, I used to live in a rural area, and wasn't really into country. Then went out and heard a few bands, and as long as it was played well, and delivered with soul and meaning I really enjoyed it. The last 2 songs I've been involved with are country flavour, something I didn't think I would ever do as a keys/electronica guy. Magne, does country have a good following in Denmark ? I'm finding the last track we put out gets a lot of hits from Denmark, and Germany especially. Mark, if you've got the time, please drop by and give a few words on this one... http://www.jpfolks.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/738469/page/1#Post738469Backing track only. Is it Nashville ? I don't think so, but sure is a hell of a lot of fun producing it. cheers, niteshift
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