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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 3894426" data-attributes="member: 14646">You guys are &quot;funny&quot;.&nbsp; Reading all these posts about&nbsp; the only real country music is from the &#039;50s-&#039;70s and all the other &quot;tractor rap&quot; or &quot;hick hop&quot; is crap and trash and not real country western music.&nbsp; Y&#039;all, yes I said that, sound like Country Karens.&nbsp; Now, Im not a big music listener but do like country as well as rock, some of the metal/big hair bands and some grunge.&nbsp; Really, a little big of everything.&nbsp; By some of your firm belief that the only real country music is what we know from the 50s - 70s and don&#039;t bring in a lot of other influence from other genres then why do you all hold Johnny Cash in such high country royalty.&nbsp; In the end he was by no means &quot;pure&quot; country and, in fact, his music was heavily influenced by with Rockabilly, blues, rock &amp; roll and many other types of music that is quite different than country western music.&nbsp; For the record, not that anyone cares, but the country music I enjoy most is from guys like Alan Jackson, Brooks and Dunn, Blackhawk, George Strait, Clint Black, and some of the newish stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 3894426, member: 14646"] You guys are "funny". Reading all these posts about the only real country music is from the '50s-'70s and all the other "tractor rap" or "hick hop" is crap and trash and not real country western music. Y'all, yes I said that, sound like Country Karens. Now, Im not a big music listener but do like country as well as rock, some of the metal/big hair bands and some grunge. Really, a little big of everything. By some of your firm belief that the only real country music is what we know from the 50s - 70s and don't bring in a lot of other influence from other genres then why do you all hold Johnny Cash in such high country royalty. In the end he was by no means "pure" country and, in fact, his music was heavily influenced by with Rockabilly, blues, rock & roll and many other types of music that is quite different than country western music. For the record, not that anyone cares, but the country music I enjoy most is from guys like Alan Jackson, Brooks and Dunn, Blackhawk, George Strait, Clint Black, and some of the newish stuff. [/QUOTE]

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