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Podcast: Episode 005 – Charlie and Dale and Me
As you’ll no doubt notice, I am rather excited to bring you guys this edition. Spending time with two of my favorite fellow Texans and discussing their views on various things while they play me some songs is about as good as it can get. Charlie Robison is back, and he is better than ever. [...]
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Podcast: Episode 004 – And the Winner Is…
For this podcast, we feature a couple of acts who have been helped along the way by winning talent competitions. Darryl Lee Rush was the inaugural victor of the Shiner Rising Star Contest and Caitlin & Will were victorious on last summer’s Can You Duet from CMT. What I think is most interesting is that, [...]
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Podcast: Episode 003 – He Winked and Laughed at Me
This month’s podcast is a great example of what one can expect from future episodes. We have artists that represent a wide variety of styles, backgrounds, experience and even notoriety. While many will instantly recognize Chris Knight and Wade Bowen — thanks to years of relentless touring — my hope is that you will soon [...]
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Podcast: Episode 002 – Diamonds and Beer
This episode features two interviews with artists from very differnt corners of Country Music. I was, however, able to find a common thread among the seemingly opposite performers. Both artists seemed to not concern themselves with the labels that fans and writers often use to describe their sound, and even shared a bit of frustration [...]
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Podcast: Episode 001 – The Inaugural
Welcome to the first episode of The 9513 Country Music Podcast. This endeavor will serve as an audio extension of the website we all know and love and hopefully, it will entertain and enlighten each of you with the exploration of today’s hit makers along with the introduction of some talented up-and-comers from all corners [...]
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What country artist, young or old, would you recommend as a must-listen artist to a newcomer on his/her journey through country music, and what would your essential song picks be?Current Discussion
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- Dan E.: No, I gave an answer. Guess what, it was directly under your question. Are you starting to go blind? Just ...
- Jesse: This song is not condemning at all, what in the world...listen to how she sings it! Some one answer this question..Is ...
- Jon: Oh, I comprehend just fine, thanks. My original question was: Aside from the fact that it’s resulted in more music ...
- K: "@Dan E. it’s progressing by not sticking to the music of yesteryear gone by" Although I love the newer country, I ...
- Dan E.: One's explanation is one's explanation. Just because one person can't comprehend or understand that explanation doesn't mean the other person ...
- Jon: @Dan E. it’s progressing by not sticking to the music of yesteryear gone by How does that constitute "progress?" ...
- Dan E.: it's progressing by not sticking to the music of yesteryear gone by - this new era of country music is ...
- Jon: Funny to see Patsy Cline's name turn up in the middle of a diatribe about pop influences.
- Jon: @Dan E. Better for the fact that music is not staying in the past. It’s progressing forward. That's a tautology. ...
