while Gordon was for the most part a strict foward folk singer, 1 song that did sound like a rock song was Cotton Jenny. it might of not had an electric guitar in it and i'm not saying every up temple folk song sounds like a rock song.but this one did.

while Gordon was for the most part a strict foward folk singer, 1 song that did sound like a rock song was Cotton Jenny. it might of not had an electric guitar in it and i'm not saying every up temple folk song sounds like a rock song.but this one did.

While everyone has a right to their own opinion and things are in the eyes of the beholder, I, respectfully, couldn't disagree with you more. If anything, it sounds like Country/Western to me. I've noticed (as I've been listening to about 9 CD's of his that I've never heard before) that several of his songs sound a bit C/W to me. Parts of songs are a bit "folk," then switch to a bit of C/W, and go back and forth. They're interesting transitions. Couldn't love the Big Guy more. I like you, too, Mike, no fear.

Sheryl

While everyone has a right to their own opinion and things are in the eyes of the beholder, I, respectfully, couldn't disagree with you more. If anything, it sounds like Country/Western to me. I've noticed (as I've been listening to about 9 CD's of his that I've never heard before) that several of his songs sound a bit C/W to me. Parts of songs are a bit "folk," then switch to a bit of C/W, and go back and forth. They're interesting transitions. Couldn't love the Big Guy more. I like you, too, Mike, no fear.

Sheryl

I don't hear any rock'n'roll in it, either. Seems even more country than most, and such is the subject matter of the song. Are you sure it's "Cotton Jenny" you're thinking of?

Dan

Playin' up in Michigan

I don't hear any rock'n'roll in it, either. Seems even more country than most, and such is the subject matter of the song. Are you sure it's "Cotton Jenny" you're thinking of?

Dan

Playin' up in Michigan