@annemurray1 A waltz! I can’t guess when this would’ve been recorded. The steel guitar feels like early 80s but there’s an echo in the mix too. Fascinating.
Hopefully there’ll be more detail regarding each of these songs when the album is released.
Remember when Google was new and you’d throw out a ridiculous question, just to see what would come up? It was usually nothing even remotely relevant.
Behold: the internet we were promised.
The song came on one of the SiruisXM channels earlier today and, while I usually breeze on past a classic in search of an obscurity, I gave it a good listen. Serendipitously, I guess. Yes it’s a classic.
Halfway through “Smokey & the Bandit” just now, I literally stopped to google “what is a Diablo burger?” after watching this (apparently famous) scene. 🤷🏽♂️🤣
https://t.co/EZVlVvurnk
Anne promoted the “Centre” on a CBC special in 1989 and it only took 27 years but I finally visited in 2016—an almost 3 hour detour from a work-related trip to Fredericton NB. And in classic Walley World fashion, it wasn’t yet open for the season but the staff let me in anyway 🙏🏽
Europeans can be in amazing shape & live to 100+ while:
• Eating carbs 24/7
• Rarely going to the gym
• Drinking alcohol every day
But when Americans do it?
They become obese & get sick.
It took some time...
But I think I found what EXACTLY is going on:
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@10lbhammerbp @Farcethemusic I LOVE 1991
Maybe I Mean Yes is a little cringey but I still like it. (Also there are some Canadian titles at/near the bottom of this playlist)
https://t.co/uP1lQXUGhg
@TheAtlantic@skornhaber Something similar crossed my mind just yesterday.
Also: in 10-20 years (or next year) it’ll cycle back to genres and sub-genres when all the musicians return to their “roots”
The Steve Wariner reference in this article—tho I don’t hear it in the song lol—unwittingly promises that I will likely *LOVE* anything Allison Moorer produces for the @countrymusichof
https://t.co/IxWlJKgHkB
@FiddleSabre She’s In Love with the Boy
Need You Now
Redneck Woman
That’s My Job
Who’s Bed Have Your Boots Been Under
Sticks And Stones
Ain’t That Lonely Yet / A Thousand Miles From Nowhere
@jk124k @10lbhammerbp And this song is a perfect example. Arguably the most un-country Country #1 ever, it’s expertly produced, sounds more like Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now and Don’t Dream It’s Over.
My hunch: it’s the tipping point single that effectively ended the Urban Cowboy/country-pop 80s era.
On this day in 1986, “Now And Forever (You And Me)” hit #1 on @Billboard's Hot Country Song Chart.
Re-discover this classic hit! https://t.co/5GFVV6ZEYH
#OTD#throwbackmusic
@jk124k @10lbhammerbp It’s a fascinating career. Her biggest ‘crossover’ successes arrived 10 years after her debut when she was pushed into the country division at Capitol. You get the impression she never wanted to be a country act, despite the genre serving as foundation amid her 70s & 80s peak.