An easier question (more fun at least)

[maria-n-skip]

JT

If you do what you love it becomes infectious. Music, buses, at some point it is the support through
the tough times that get's us back.

Back in the early eighties helped a friend do a benefit dance for a group of DD. Buddy holey
all night long. Not my Passion but after watching the young adults be caught up in the moment
it really didn't matter. They lifted me up. This group when allowed to function as a group does
the same..........differences and all.

Skip

[Songman]

Pre-73 country music was really good for sure... But I'd hate to think of all I missed if I stopped there... The rest of Merle's career, Waylon's best, Reba, George Strait, Alan Jackson... As long as it stays country it's just fine with me. No Shania, Faith, or Tim for me. But there was lots of good music in the late 70s and beyond.

[wvanative]

LOL Boy's, I thought for sure you guys would sing my all time favorite
"The Perfect Country and Western Song" by David Allen Coe, and of course the Busnuts favorite of all time " On The Road Again " By Willie Nelson. You guys are starting to disappoint me. As Emeril would say lets take it up a notch.

WVaNative

[prevost82]

Being an R&B, blues, rock and jazz keyboard player, hammond, piano ect. So my favorate traveling song is "Born to be Wild". I play country to but don't enjoy it as much.
Ron

[Slow Rider]

Does this mean I don't need to bring my Black Sabbath collection then?


Frank