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 xtalman wrote:

Funny thing if you talk to somebody who likes country they will tell that this is NOT country.

 

No argument.  But that was not the point.
Posted 15 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]

Rosanne Cash @ The Moore Theater, Seattle 5-1-10 by Kirk Stauffer
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Posted 15 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:
I dislike country (with a very few exceptions) as much as anybody here, but I would never be so illiberal, bigoted and selfish as to demand that none be played on RP.
 
Funny thing if you talk to somebody who likes country they will tell that this is NOT country.

Posted 15 years ago by xtalman    [ Reply ]
Thanks, a great song from a versatile artist. I wonder if some of the same listeners using the impossibly vague label of "country" to categorize any North American music that's not rock, soul, jazz or Chicago blues are the same posters extolling the endless variety and depth of reggae? Yeah, I know about Willie.

Posted 15 years ago by Businessgypsy    [ Reply ]
 lattalo wrote:
Bill, I love Rosanne Cash and would love to hear more of her.  I don't think
of her as just country, more like her own style.
 
True, she reminds me of Lucinda Williams, she does her own thing.
Posted 16 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
Rest In Peace, radio operator. You are missed.
Posted 16 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
 Misterfixit wrote:

Johnny and I talked about his military "career" one time back around 1995. Mr Cash was a Morse Code Intercept Operator for the US Air Force Security Service. He told me that the recruiter and testing people told him he had a "musical ear" — meaning that he could learn Morse Code easily. I mentioned that from my time in the military I learned that musicians are the best Morse Code operators. Anyway, I think we can assume that there is a lot in this song about Johnny Cash from the perspective of his daughter.
 
Cool.  Love Cash Sr.'s music.  This is not bad either.   6 out of the gate.

Posted 16 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Bill, I love Rosanne Cash and would love to hear more of her.  I don't think
of her as just country, more like her own style.
Posted 17 years ago by lattalo    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

Yep, I'd second that. Country and/or Western usually sparks an immediate reach for the mute button - eat your heart out, Pavlov :) - but it's all part and parcel of an "eclectic" playlist so I'd never ask for C&W to be barred from RP. The good thing about this station is the width of its output and the way it constantly surprises its listeners. If the playlist were to be narrowed to suit the tastes of some listeners it would be a poorer station, IMO.

Talking of mute buttons, Johnny Cash (which is what we called Durex machines when I was a teen ;-)) has just come on, so time to reach...

  

I think I'd cast this differently. What is it about genres that is so off-putting that folks reach for the MUTE button? When you take a whole genre off your life's experience's table, you deprive yourself of opportunities to expand your knowledge and to learn something new. There are some magnificent and thoughtful artists that we might classify as country, including bluegrass, whose contribution to the artistic and cultural dialog is no less vital than, say, Jimmy Buffet or Metallica: Mary Chapin Carpenter, Roseanne Cash, Johnny Cash, Lucinda Williams, Clint Black, Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Chris Hillman, Herb Pederson, Larry and Tony Rice, Alison Krauss, and the list goes on. I wouldn't reach for the MUTE button just because I heard a pedal steel or mandolin any more than I would if I heard the scratch of a turntable or an orchestral string section...



Posted 17 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
At a concert last summer, the talented Ms. Cash said she wrote this for her father as he was once a radio operator. Her music is always welcome on RP! We need to  continue to engage with all types of music, not merely labeling her 'country' and being done with it!
Posted 17 years ago by susanakers    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

...The good thing about this station is the width of its output and the way it constantly surprises its listeners....
 
I third that.  Music genre are how chimpanzees and record company executives would classify.  No help in the personal quest for sublime sound.


Posted 17 years ago by BobSteinVisiBone    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:
I dislike country (with a very few exceptions) as much as anybody here, but I would never be so illiberal, bigoted and selfish as to demand that none be played on RP.
 
Yep, I'd second that. Country and/or Western usually sparks an immediate reach for the mute button - eat your heart out, Pavlov :) - but it's all part and parcel of an "eclectic" playlist so I'd never ask for C&W to be barred from RP. The good thing about this station is the width of its output and the way it constantly surprises its listeners. If the playlist were to be narrowed to suit the tastes of some listeners it would be a poorer station, IMO.

Talking of mute buttons, Johnny Cash (which is what we called Durex machines when I was a teen ;-)) has just come on, so time to reach...

Posted 17 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
tnt_thomas wrote:
Poor tapestry - yuck, No Country!
I dislike country (with a very few exceptions) as much as anybody here, but I would never be so illiberal, bigoted and selfish as to demand that none be played on RP.
Posted 17 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
I wish Bill would play My Old Man, Rosanne's song writing is great. I think her Dad was very proud of her. This CD is excellent by the way.
Posted 17 years ago by lattalo    [ Reply ]
Why, RP, why oh why, do you feel the need to intersperse this femmy twangy garbage amid your otherwise perfect setlists?
Posted 17 years ago by jeremyg2k    [ Reply ]
Where are the messages for me The secret codes for parts unknown Ooooh. I like this.
Posted 17 years ago by Baby_M    [ Reply ]
cc_rider wrote:
Um, do you know who she's talking about? c.
C, I wouldn't have known otherwise. But from reading the other posts, she's singing about her father, Johnny Cash. Speaking of Johnny, did you (or anyone reading this) catch the documentary/concert of him at San Quentin? It was on CMT this morning. Jack
Posted 18 years ago by Jack_Jefferson    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
cutterjudd wrote:
Her late father...was'nt he a radio operator in the Air Force....the late Johnny Cash.
Johnny and I talked about his military "career" one time back around 1995. Mr Cash was a Morse Code Intercept Operator for the US Air Force Security Service. He told me that the recruiter and testing people told him he had a "musical ear" -- meaning that he could learn Morse Code easily. I mentioned that from my time in the military I learned that musicians are the best Morse Code operators. Anyway, I think we can assume that there is a lot in this song about Johnny Cash from the perspective of his daughter.
Posted 18 years ago by Misterfixit    [ Reply ]
stickers11 wrote:
Great song, great arangement. Listen on a good stereo people...
I agree, great recording, great mixing, great instrumentation.
Posted 18 years ago by stickers11    [ Reply ]
Jack_Jefferson wrote:
Radio operator sounds a little dated. Not many young people out there know what one is. If I were to ask my teenage nephew what a radio operator is, he'd probably say a person that turns the station and adjusts the volume. I wonder if she considered using 'Telephone Operator' instead.
Even telephone operator is getting outdated. Maybe she should change it to iPhone Operator or IM Operator.
Posted 18 years ago by CafeRacer    [ Reply ]
cc_rider wrote:
Um, do you know who she's talking about? c.
Her late father...was'nt he a radio operator in the Air Force....the late Johnny Cash.
Posted 18 years ago by cutterjudd    [ Reply ]
Jack_Jefferson wrote:
Radio operator sounds a little dated. Not many young people out there know what one is. If I were to ask my teenage nephew what a radio operator is, he'd probably say a person that turns the station and adjusts the volume. I wonder if she considered using 'Telephone Operator' instead.
Um, do you know who she's talking about? c.
Posted 18 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
tnt_thomas wrote:
Poor tapestry - yuck, No Country!
When I think of "country", I think of modern country music first - Shania Twain, Dixie Chicks, et al. The Cashes are certainly not country in that sense. I think RP's tapestry has just the right warp and weave of whatever kind of country they are, and a happy lack of "modern country".
Posted 19 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
rubenbeagle wrote:
country music is just one part of the great musical tapestry that makes up rp...thanks for including it!
Poor tapestry - yuck, No Country!
Posted 19 years ago by tnt_thomas    [ Reply ]
Of all the Cashs to come and go in the music industry, she's the most, ah, recent. Quite unremarkable.
Posted 19 years ago by punkbot    [ Reply ]
country music is just one part of the great musical tapestry that makes up rp...thanks for including it!
Posted 19 years ago by rubenbeagle    [ Reply ]
Oh, and great segue, Bill!
Posted 19 years ago by SinBlossom    [ Reply ]
Little_Wing wrote:
I call it soft adult pop rock with a twang. Although I like Roasanne Cash. I have never heard her a lot in the past. And I think she really sounds like her Mom. Which is a very good thing. "I'm goin to Jackson....
June isn't her mother. She is from Johnny's first marriage. I think John Carter Cash was June and Johnny's only child together.
Posted 19 years ago by annanyc    [ Reply ]
Great song, great arangement. Listen on a good stereo people...
Posted 19 years ago by stickers11    [ Reply ]
There's something in her style that reminds me of Lyle Lovett, which is not a bad thing, at least musically. Also sounds a little like Mary Chapin Carpenter, which is all to the good.
Posted 19 years ago by SinBlossom    [ Reply ]
Radio operator sounds a little dated. Not many young people out there know what one is. If I were to ask my teenage nephew what a radio operator is, he'd probably say a person that turns the station and adjusts the volume. I wonder if she considered using 'Telephone Operator' instead.
Posted 19 years ago by Jack_Jefferson    [ Reply ]
I call it soft adult pop rock with a twang. Although I like Roasanne Cash. I have never heard her a lot in the past. And I think she really sounds like her Mom. Which is a very good thing. "I'm goin to Jackson....
Posted 19 years ago by Little_Wing    [ Reply ]
arandomvandal wrote:
There's nothing wrong with country, per se, it's pop country that's shit-tacular, Although I wouldn't count this genre among my favorites, I do enjoy the occasional gem it produces.
Agreed. What you hear on country radio is no more representative of good country music than your local Clear Channel clone is representative of what rock's about.
Posted 19 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
OnYourLeft wrote:
Nice. This needs to be added the the "I bought because of RadioParadise" list.
Yep
Posted 19 years ago by ruthless    [ Reply ]
earthbased wrote:
If you get a chance to see her live, do so. You won't be disappointed. Dan
I agree. She opened for Wilco at the Ottawa Bluesfest this weekend. I was pleasantly surprised by her rockin set :)
Posted 19 years ago by Mary_Read    [ Reply ]
milchschnitte wrote:
country …
There's nothing wrong with country, per se, it's pop country that's shit-tacular, Although I wouldn't count this genre among my favorites, I do enjoy the occasional gem it produces.
Posted 19 years ago by arandomvandal    [ Reply ]
Nice. This needs to be added the the "I bought because of RadioParadise" list.
Posted 19 years ago by OnYourLeft    [ Reply ]
Paul_in_Australia wrote:
I think it was in the Film "Shaun of the Dead" that the hero throws old LPs at the zombies to decapitate them. I think Dire Straits proved particularly deadly. In every sense. I think that the "Coalition of the Willing" should requisition all the unsold Mariah Carey CDs they can find < there ought to be squillions> and the warehouses of CDs by this 'artist' so that Earth can be saved in the event of inavasion by zombies whose 'achilles heel' is decapitation by prerecorded music CDs. Then we can all sleep soundly in our beds. We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.
The only thing that will kill the aliens in "Mars Invades" is Slim Whitman music. Very funny scene when the earthlings realize this and start blasting Slim through loudspeakers, sending the Martians into paroxisms of pain.
Posted 19 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
milchschnitte wrote:
country …
.....i agree with you...
Posted 19 years ago by Pablo_BR    [ Reply ]
country …
Posted 19 years ago by milchschnitte    [ Reply ]
Paul_in_Australia wrote:
I think it was in the Film "Shaun of the Dead" that the hero throws old LPs at the zombies to decapitate them. I think Dire Straits proved particularly deadly. In every sense. I think that the "Coalition of the Willing" should requisition all the unsold Mariah Carey CDs they can find < there ought to be squillions> and the warehouses of CDs by this 'artist' so that Earth can be saved in the event of inavasion by zombies whose 'achilles heel' is decapitation by prerecorded music CDs. Then we can all sleep soundly in our beds. We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.
i have no idea what you are talking about here...but now I have to see that movie!
Posted 19 years ago by cptbuz    [ Reply ]
I think it was in the Film "Shaun of the Dead" that the hero throws old LPs at the zombies to decapitate them. I think Dire Straits proved particularly deadly. In every sense. I think that the "Coalition of the Willing" should requisition all the unsold Mariah Carey CDs they can find < there ought to be squillions> and the warehouses of CDs by this 'artist' so that Earth can be saved in the event of inavasion by zombies whose 'achilles heel' is decapitation by prerecorded music CDs. Then we can all sleep soundly in our beds. We have nothing to fear, but fear itself.
Posted 19 years ago by Paul_in_Australia    [ Reply ]
dot twiddles a few knobs. turns a cash into cash. dot.
Posted 19 years ago by Dotman    [ Reply ]
For me it looks like 'Wandering Spirit' by Mick Jagger...
Posted 19 years ago by matteos    [ Reply ]
Just loved the whole set, tracy, Wailin', Rosanne Thanks again Paradise. You can't imagine what I have to listen to in China
Posted 19 years ago by drmike    [ Reply ]
If you get a chance to see her live, do so. You won't be disappointed. Dan
Posted 20 years ago by earthbased    [ Reply ]
Hearing real country (not that "alt-" stuff, sorry Emmylou) on RP always makes my day. Thanks for featuring this new CD, Bill.
Posted 20 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
Keith_Eel wrote:
What a musical family, old habits are still hard to break, Whatever whenever however I will still tap my foot for any member of the Cash family! But she could be so much more.....
You're right. The CD seems like it would better used as a coaster. Maybe an awkward mousepad. Or as a projectile. I'm not sure exactly, but I don't think she be used for listening to. I feel like her voice doesn't belong to this genre, that she should be doing something else... Her parents were MUCH, MUCH better
Posted 20 years ago by meghan89    [ Reply ]
What a musical family, old habits are still hard to break, Whatever whenever however I will still tap my foot for any member of the Cash family! But she could be so much more.....
Posted 20 years ago by Keith_Eel    [ Reply ]