Pls define neo-traditional & contemporary country

[putter232000]

Sometimes it really doesn't matter what the listing says because some of the screeners pull some obscure nonsense of their own understanding of the listing as a reason to return your song(s). I have scored 8's 9's and the occasional 10's only to be returned. Only Carnac the magnificient would be able to read their minds to cast the right song.Andy

[guest4254]

I still don't quite get Contemporary, or Crossover Country...it's a Rock or Pop song with the vocalist having a country accent, and maybe a pedal steel guitar, or fiddle, or not...I'm waiting for the latest genres to come out....Country Punk, Contemporary Country Hip Hop, Crossover Country Jazz....and the list goes on....

[claire]

Only Carnac the magnificient would be able to read their minds to cast the right song.(envelope to forehead)and the answer is...when hell freezes over and pigs fly

[matthoggard]

Country punk: see SUPERSUCKERS http://www.supersuckers.com/07website_dir/index.php Country Hip hop: see CowboyTroy http://www.cowboytroy.com/Country Jazz: Im sure its out there somewhere.

[billg]

Jan 4, 2009, 7:06am, matthoggard wrote:Country punk: see SUPERSUCKERS http://www.supersuckers.com/07website_dir/index.php Country Hip hop: see CowboyTroy http://www.cowboytroy.com/Country Jazz: Im sure its out there somewhere.Man I LOVE SUPERSUCKERS! I remember when they were coined a "cow punk" band. The Refreshments were also called a cowpunk band until someone decided to call them " desert country" giving birth to yet another genre (never heard of another band in that genre so they may have cornered the market LOL)here's a cool old (very funny) Refreshmnets (desert country?)song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfZbFh7qlCQ

[matthoggard]

I saw Supersuckers in Seattle in 99.I was visiting my brother and was wondering around downtown one evening and noticed a bunch of people at this laundromat. Music blasting and all, I was thinking what a cool place to do laundry. I walk in and its also a bar. The Sit-N-Spin. In the back was a good sized bar and stage and Supersuckers were tearing the place up!!I saw one hell of a show for FREE!. The door guy looked at me and said "you must be with the band". I just said yeah and he stamped my hand and that was it.Those guys rocked the house! I talked to the Singer Eddie Spaghetti between sets and he was such a cool guy. I was blown away. Id never heard such a blend of musical styles.Anyway, good times...........................M~

[matthoggard]

Jan 4, 2009, 7:50am, billg wrote:Jan 4, 2009, 7:06am, matthoggard wrote:Country punk: see SUPERSUCKERS http://www.supersuckers.com/07website_dir/index.php Country Hip hop: see CowboyTroy http://www.cowboytroy.com/Country Jazz: Im sure its out there somewhere.Man I LOVE SUPERSUCKERS! I remember when they were coined a "cow punk" band. The Refreshments were also called a cowpunk band until someone decided to call them " desert country" giving birth to yet another genre (never heard of another band in that genre so they may have cornered the market LOL)here's a cool old (very funny) Refreshmnets (desert country?)song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfZbFh7qlCQHell yeah i remember this band."look deep into my eyes like I was a supermodel"Great line.

[cameron]

Jan 4, 2009, 6:56am, claire wrote:Only Carnac the magnificient would be able to read their minds to cast the right song.(envelope to forehead)and the answer is...when hell freezes over and pigs fly Javelina are flying here in Arizona right now. If the Arizona Cardinals can make it to the playoffs, anything is possible.Cam

[matthoggard]

OK Cam you just coined the name of our all star country band." THE FLYING JAVELINAS "

[cameron]

LOL... all we need are some stars! I'll volunteer to be the first if that's OK with the rest of ya'll.Cam