adrian legg

Jann Arden

Jann Arden

Apart from Gord, I love Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley and Brian Wilson especially.

It's not that I don't like Bob Marley,it's that to me,a lot of Raggae sounds the same. Maybe it doesn't but I just don't get into it that much.
Bob Marley passed away before I had ever even heard of him or his music. I've listened to him and he has some good songs but they just don't really appeal to me. I really can't say why anymore than that.
It's been me,later! http://www.corfid.com/ubb/cool.gif


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Borderstone,gonna post some lines tonight!:D

Bordestone - I think I like the reason for Marley's music more than Marley himself, but, I still enjoy the music and Marley was one of the pioneers in reggae. I really fell in love with the music on a cruise in the Caribean.
Classic - I haven't thought of Bobby Goldsboro for years! Remember that cricket noise he used to make?

Bordestone - I think I like the reason for Marley's music more than Marley himself, but, I still enjoy the music and Marley was one of the pioneers in reggae. I really fell in love with the music on a cruise in the Caribean.
Classic - I haven't thought of Bobby Goldsboro for years! Remember that cricket noise he used to make?

Brink, yes I do recall the "cricket sound"...check out the following especially if you are a parent like me (regarding Bobby Goldsboro): http://www.swampcritters.com/

Brink, yes I do recall the "cricket sound"...check out the following especially if you are a parent like me (regarding Bobby Goldsboro): http://www.swampcritters.com/

I'm with the one who asked, "There are other artists?"

Seriously, I stay mostly in the country/light pop vein, what most people would consider "boring" or "depressing."

Country favorites:
Charley Pride
Johnny Rodriguez (gads, his name is hard to type)
Lacy J. Dalton
Michelle Wright
Doug Stone

Non-country favorites:
Jim Croce
Rod Stewart
Janis Joplin

Obviously I go more for older music. Even in the country genre. More Loretta Lynn, less Shania Twain.


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"Pickin' up the pieces of my sweet, shattered dream..."

I'm with the one who asked, "There are other artists?"

Seriously, I stay mostly in the country/light pop vein, what most people would consider "boring" or "depressing."

Country favorites:
Charley Pride
Johnny Rodriguez (gads, his name is hard to type)
Lacy J. Dalton
Michelle Wright
Doug Stone

Non-country favorites:
Jim Croce
Rod Stewart
Janis Joplin

Obviously I go more for older music. Even in the country genre. More Loretta Lynn, less Shania Twain.


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"Pickin' up the pieces of my sweet, shattered dream..."

I have been listening to Peter Mayer (www.blueboat.net) after seeing him open for David Wilcox at CSPS in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Great lyrics and a VERY athletic guitar style that has to be seen (and heard) to be believed! David Wilcox is great too!

I have been listening to Peter Mayer (www.blueboat.net) after seeing him open for David Wilcox at CSPS in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Great lyrics and a VERY athletic guitar style that has to be seen (and heard) to be believed! David Wilcox is great too!

quote:Originally posted by Iron:
Janice figured out my #2,Jewel.Actually it could as well be Roseanne Cash too,hard to put in any particular order so i'll have to call it a tie for 2nd...

Iron, Rosanne Cash is my favorite female performer. I've been a fan since her first American release, Right Or Wrong and have collected every album since then. Her latest, Rules Of Travel, is one of the greatest new albums I heard last year.

I also enjoy Rodney Crowell, Mark Erelli, Jack Williams, Guy Clark, Keith Urban, Slaid Cleaves, Kris Delmhorst, Berkley Hart......I listen to a lot of music http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif Most of it you'll never find on commercial radio, which is a great loss, IMO.

Actually,between Allison,Jewel and Roseanne,I could not put them in any order as 123.This gives me the bumps...

ColdPlay, Beck, John Hiatt, Van Morrison, Seal, Christy Moore, 'local Open Mic players' and on and on
So much music, so little time.
Kimberly

ColdPlay, Beck, John Hiatt, Van Morrison, Seal, Christy Moore, 'local Open Mic players' and on and on
So much music, so little time.
Kimberly

I listen to Sting http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif (I'm new to the board)

I listen to Sting http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif (I'm new to the board)