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fezo · 10-24-2008, 04:11 PM

Hey, thanks!

I'm glad you folks like that.

I can remember my dad playing Patsy Cline on a jukebox when I was maybe 7 or 8. She was still alive at the time. That's the first time I remember hearing Crazy.

I wasn't consciously into country until I figured out there was a country station in New York. A real eye opener.

Where I live now, down by the Jersey shore, there's a place not 15 minutes from my house that has a 300 seat hall and live country - just folks from around here laying for free - every Saturday night. Very heavy bluegrass influence. I always thought my CD is kind of bluegrass without a banjo for most of it. Sure wish that mandolin player hadn't moved to North Carolina.

Meanwhile i'm hanging in here. Probably more blood next week but I'm OK.

10-24-2008, 04:11 PM	#30
fezo Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Manahawkin, NJ, 08050 Posts: 806	Re: Keep me in mind Hey, thanks! I'm glad you folks like that. I can remember my dad playing Patsy Cline on a jukebox when I was maybe 7 or 8. She was still alive at the time. That's the first time I remember hearing Crazy. I wasn't consciously into country until I figured out there was a country station in New York. A real eye opener. Where I live now, down by the Jersey shore, there's a place not 15 minutes from my house that has a 300 seat hall and live country - just folks from around here laying for free - every Saturday night. Very heavy bluegrass influence. I always thought my CD is kind of bluegrass without a banjo for most of it. Sure wish that mandolin player hadn't moved to North Carolina. Meanwhile i'm hanging in here. Probably more blood next week but I'm OK.