SouthernFried » 18 minutes ago » wrote: ↑
His music is indistinguishable from everything else that plays on modern "country" radio. It all sounds identical. It will never be seen as "classic" stuff. In 20-30 years from now, it will be as if it never existed.
Dude, that’s Old Geezer Syndrome. I listen to stuff from Jimmie Rodgers to today. There’s been some really corny and drab country over the decades.
It also depends on geography. I travel a lot. It is difficult, for example, to consistently find quality country on North Carolina radio. I pass the state line to Tennessee however, and find thoughtful and talented contemporary country artists on the radio.