Subjectivity in music is an incredible thing. For many it is impossible to love more than one type or genre of music. There are the purest of hearts that will tell you that if you like (insert genre here) then that's it, there is no secondary likes possible. Sometimes music crosses genres and clouds those lines because of a message it gives or a personality that it or its star has that affords "crossover-worthy" status. Then again there are times where it just doesn't matter and you take in something that no one would have ever expected you would and their reaction to your "revelation" is one of classic lines and stories for years. What happens when a self-proclaimed punk rocker and thrash denizen enters the lions den and walks straight into a pop concert? Well?
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Monday, September 11, 2017
Don WIlliams - 1939 - 2017
On September 8th, 2107 country music lost one of the most beloved stars of the 70's and 80's: Don Williams. He was 78.
Troy Gentry - 1967 - 2017
On September 8th, 2017 country music lost of it is legends: Troy Gentry. Gentry, part of the iconic duo Montgomery Gentry was killed while the helicopter in which he was riding crashed in Medford, New Jersey. Gentry was en route to perform with his band later that day killing he and the pilot of the helicopter.
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