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1. Bhaakon Posted: April 13, 2012 at 05:53 AM (#4105426)That's impossible. He's probably my third all-time favorite artist after the Beach Boys and Marvin Gaye
Maybe he just needs to get rhythm.
A fine take take on Stick McGhee's Drinkin' Wine Spodee-odee
I would liken it to people being tired of the cult of Apple. I know he's great, but please, for the love of god, will everyone who thinks so please shut up about it for a day or so.
Personal, subjective, YMMV, no question.
Sorry Lassus. But Cash was one of the first musicians I was aware of as a very small child and I love the guy.
Lucky you! The couple of times I & an ex-gf were there about 20 years ago, we only saw a few German tourists. Or maybe they were Japanese; those Axis Powers people all look alike, y'know.
Lassus is worse than Castro.
Seems like it. Sad but true.
Although some years ago I caught a club show with Billy Lee Riley, and the place was packed. Wanda Jackson and Willie Nelson have done well recently here also.
I was into this local (S.F.) country bad a few years back, The McAllisters, but they called it quits. The Crosstops were fun too, though maybe not strictly country.
Totally agree. Love me the Sun stuff, but jeez, where's the Eddie Cochran cult?
And George Jones was a bigger badass than Cash, with better songwriting and one of the great voices of the century. He's never really rocked, though, and he didn't hang out with Bob Dylan, and a lot of his badassery hurt people.
No doubt still marking April 16 by tracking down cab driver George Martin and beating him up.
I wasn't making any type of judgement, just an observation.
I do understand where Lassus is coming from. I also understand why Johnny Cash has greater appeal for non-country types than does, say, Waylon Jennings. It's just a funny situation, that Cash is broadly recognized as an absolute master, but few of his influences, peers or followers are paid any attention to. (Among liberal coastal types, of course)
Possum started out as a rocker for the Starday label, and did a number of rockabilly records as "Thumper" Jones.
I can never discuss George without directing folks to his greatest triumph of slant rhymes and metaphors - I've got an aching in my heart, and arson on my mind...
Even Johnny looks shocked by how badly that one turned out.
Johnny Cash is the genuine deal, and no amount of misplaced fanboys can change that.
Don't hate the player, hate the game, as they used to say.
Johnny is the player.
His biography is great - one bizarre life circumstance after another, and he just rolls with it and never seems surprised by what's around the next corner. Actually, Willie Nelson's is a very different story but with that some amount of "how can one man experience so much crazy shiat."
I bet MLB wouldn't allow the picture online without their approval.
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