Zone1 Happy Birthday to MTV..........

[themirrorthief]

If it ain't Hank Williams it ain't worth listening to.

who is that...some old black blues guy Im sure

 

[Hossfly]

who is that...some old black blues guy Im sure

Someone you didn't have to be stoned to hear and understand the music, unlike the noise pollution of today.

 

[beautress]

MTV went Rap, then went out of the music video business. They never seemed to grasp the connection. Stupid people destroy things.

On my Direct tv service, there are 100 channels, each with a differing types of music--classical, k-pop, 60s, 70s, 80s, etc., It's unbelievable.
https://www.directv.com/guide; click down to 800

 

[beautress]

Of those 11 years, subtract another 6 for the endless commercials between videos.

I like classical music on channels 866 and 864, DirectTV. No commie-ercials. No nazi-mercials either.

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

If it ain't Hank Williams it ain't worth listening to.

My granny would have liked you!!! LOL

She LOVED Hank Williams!!

 

[Uncensored2008]

On my Direct tv service, there are 100 channels, each with a differing types of music--classical, k-pop, 60s, 70s, 80s, etc., It's unbelievable.
https://www.directv.com/guide; click down to 800

Yep.

My Alexa plays anything I want.

Anything.

 

[beautress]

who is that...some old black blues guy Im sure

Hank Williams was the best country music man ever and the first country singer superstar. He was every cowboy singer's role model for 50 years, even though he died when he was 29. He wrote "Hey, Good Lookin'," "Your Cheatin' Heart," and a lot of others my mom sang along to when she was ironing. It was good music even to young ears who had no idea... of grownup blues.

Awards he won:

Year	Award	Awards	Notes	References
1987	Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award	29th Annual Grammy Awards	Posthumously	[143]
1989	Grammy for Best Country Vocal Collaboration ("There's a Tear in My Beer").	Grammy	with Hank Williams Jr.	[144]
1989	Music Video of the Year	CMA	with Hank Williams Jr.	[145]
1989	Vocal Event of the Year	CMA	with Hank Williams Jr.
1989	Video of the Year	Academy of Country Music	with Hank Williams Jr.	[146]
1990	Vocal Collaboration of the Year	TNN/Music City News	with Hank Williams Jr.	[147]
1990	Video of the Year	TNN/Music City News	with Hank Williams Jr.
2010	Special Awards and Citation for his pivotal role in transforming country music	The Pulitzer Prize	Posthumously	[123]

Hank Williams - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[ABikerSailor]

On my Direct tv service, there are 100 channels, each with a differing types of music--classical, k-pop, 60s, 70s, 80s, etc., It's unbelievable.
https://www.directv.com/guide; click down to 800

I like classical music on channels 866 and 864, DirectTV. No commie-ercials. No nazi-mercials either.

Give YouTube music a try. You can download the app to your cell phone so you can take it anywhere, and play it on anything that uses Bluetooth. Get the pay service (10.00/month) and you won't have to deal with any commercials, just pure music. If you're unsure if it would be worth it, you can get 1 month of the service for free to decide. That's all it took for me, now I subscribe. And, you can create playlists where you can arrange a list of songs that you like for any given situation. I don't even listen to the radio anymore in my car, simply boot up my cell phone, and play it through my Bluetooth device that sends it to my car stereo.

And, if you can't decide what to listen to, you can pull up a favorite song, and it will follow that song with music that is similar. Kinda how I've found some new bands that I like (Newsboys "Shine" is a new to me song that I found and absolutely love). It's great for listening to your music, or discovering new stuff.

 

[beautress]

Give YouTube music a try. You can download the app to your cell phone so you can take it anywhere, and play it on anything that uses Bluetooth. Get the pay service (10.00/month) and you won't have to deal with any commercials, just pure music. If you're unsure if it would be worth it, you can get 1 month of the service for free to decide. That's all it took for me, now I subscribe. And, you can create playlists where you can arrange a list of songs that you like for any given situation. I don't even listen to the radio anymore in my car, simply boot up my cell phone, and play it through my Bluetooth device that sends it to my car stereo.

And, if you can't decide what to listen to, you can pull up a favorite song, and it will follow that song with music that is similar. Kinda how I've found some new bands that I like (Newsboys "Shine" is a new to me song that I found and absolutely love). It's great for listening to your music, or discovering new stuff.

Hey, BikerSailor, I was there when you were writing ^^^! And this is what I found to share with the guys and girls who don't know who Hank Williams Senior was, probably because he lived only 29 years and died in 1953. Enjoy!

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[Sandisk]

I also listen to Bach, Beethoven and the Beattles.

Okay, well you altered your original statement.

But, you have no interest in ANY music that has been recorded since 1970?
Nothing in 52 years?

 

[ABikerSailor]

Hey, BikerSailor, I was there when you were writing ^^^! And this is what I found to share with the guys and girls who don't know who Hank Williams Senior was, probably because he lived only 29 years and died in 1953. Enjoy!

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Thanks, but Hank Williams isn't really my style of music. I grew up on Led Zeppelin, the Who, Rolling Stones, and worked by way up to The Clash (actually anything that Mick Jones was a part of), and various kinds of punk rock. I think the reason I became a rock and roller was because growing up, my Uncle Bill and Aunt Sandy (who I lived with for a while growing up after my mother died) listened to him constantly. I heard the lyrics of his songs and thought they were too depressing, so in a bit of young kid rebellion, I started listening to rock, and that has been my main music genre since. Thanks for the link, but as I said, because of my rebellion as a kid, I could never appreciate that kind of country music.

 

[Hossfly]

Okay, well you altered your original statement.

But, you have no interest in ANY music that has been recorded since 1970?
Nothing in 52 years?

The music died in 1963. 59 years ago.