When Did Country Music Female Singers Become Whores? - Page 2

Hunter Morrow · March 3rd, 2013

I hate that song because it references lots of older, rebel/outlaw bands in the lyrics.

"I KNOW ALL THE WORDS TO EVERY WAYLON JENNINGS SONG!"

Then why don't you sound anything like him?

Waylon wasn't about this infantile, heebish cuntry gurl worship.

One of his best known songs is the two minute antidote to that bullshit.

"I hope the friend you thrown yourself with gets drunk and loses his job."

Waylon Jennings - Mental Revenge - 1966 - YouTube

That is the most "country" sentiment ever.

MikeTodd · March 3rd, 2013

I hated The Dukes of Hazzard but I tuned in every week just for the theme song...

Waylon Jennings - Dukes Of Hazzard "Good Ol' Boys" Theme Song - YouTube

...well, that and Daisy Duke.

SUNOFSPARTA · March 3rd, 2013

When country music was being invented and was called Hillbilly;the singers hadn't yet been corrupted by the media,Jews and niggers.Someplace in the the mid 50's performers like Elvis and a few others literally sold their souls to the Jews in Vagus and LA and the rest is history.Country Music was born and the white people just handed it over to the Jews and niggers without even a fight;sorta like Nas car.

Soon we'll have queer Chinese midgets singing Homo On The Range; and getting a Golden Globe for it too.

Aces · March 10th, 2013

Elvis didn't create Country music. He drifted away from it, it was called Rock `n` Roll. Although Rock `n` Roll had roots back to early 40's it didn't catch on until Elvis popped up. Country music lived on, but it changed somewhat in 55. Many artists did not sell as much, so some artists changed they're sound in a more poppy way, some formerly country artists recorded Rock `n` Roll. But many still recorded hard country music, hillbilly, bluegrass and honky tonk. Ernest Tubb, Ray Price and Lefty Frizzell to mention a few. Not everybody sold out. Tubb recorded Hard country from 36 till the 80's. He never changed.

Hans Norling · March 11th, 2013

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Originally Posted by Angel Ramsey

Her ya go, N.B............................

Oh I like Gretchen's music.

Angel Ramsey · March 11th, 2013

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Originally Posted by Hans Norling

Oh I like Gretchen's music.

So do I. She hasn't put anything out in awhile, though.

ELF · April 24th, 2013

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Originally Posted by Meg Kafka

I remember seeing "Coal Miners Daughter" and one theme of the movie was how naive Loretta Lynn was when she got started. Sure enough, she got "corrupted" by prescription sleeping pills or something. Luckily she had a strong husband who stood by her her side.

Today, its Carrie Underwood. The Idol was a 'country gal' personna but now the only thing i see-------mini skirts, dirty lyrics, soft porn video.

I dare say you cant make it in country music without playing the sexy vamp.

I dont mean to overgeneralize, Im sure there are good exceptions, women who can make it with their voices. Maybe Martina McBride---who is attractive but does not seem to dress like a prostitute.

Perhaps Allison Krauss is another ok example. BUt i just cant watch the rest of it.

They spred their legs and sold their souls to the jews for fame and money.

Steven L. Akins · April 24th, 2013

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Originally Posted by Meg Kafka

I remember seeing "Coal Miners Daughter" and one theme of the movie was how naive Loretta Lynn was when she got started. Sure enough, she got "corrupted" by prescription sleeping pills or something. Luckily she had a strong husband who stood by her her side.

Today, its Carrie Underwood. The Idol was a 'country gal' personna but now the only thing i see-------mini skirts, dirty lyrics, soft porn video.

I dare say you cant make it in country music without playing the sexy vamp.

I dont mean to overgeneralize, Im sure there are good exceptions, women who can make it with their voices. Maybe Martina McBride---who is attractive but does not seem to dress like a prostitute.

Perhaps Allison Krauss is another ok example. BUt i just cant watch the rest of it.

how many times was June Carter Cash married?

Randal Goode · April 24th, 2013

The title of this thread is only one more head-shaking proof that far too many WNs are incredibly, um, sheltered.

Wilbur · April 24th, 2013

Several living legends on this stage. At the 2:45 mark, Loveless holds a note ....

Ralph Stanley and Patty Loveless - Pretty Polly - YouTube

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March 3rd, 2013	#23
SUNOFSPARTA MIA Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Off the reservation Posts: 2,639	When country music was being invented and was called Hillbilly;the singers hadn't yet been corrupted by the media,Jews and niggers.Someplace in the the mid 50's performers like Elvis and a few others literally sold their souls to the Jews in Vagus and LA and the rest is history.Country Music was born and the white people just handed it over to the Jews and niggers without even a fight;sorta like Nas car. Soon we'll have queer Chinese midgets singing Homo On The Range; and getting a Golden Globe for it too.

March 10th, 2013	#24
Aces Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Norway Posts: 3,502	Elvis didn't create Country music. He drifted away from it, it was called Rock `n` Roll. Although Rock `n` Roll had roots back to early 40's it didn't catch on until Elvis popped up. Country music lived on, but it changed somewhat in 55. Many artists did not sell as much, so some artists changed they're sound in a more poppy way, some formerly country artists recorded Rock `n` Roll. But many still recorded hard country music, hillbilly, bluegrass and honky tonk. Ernest Tubb, Ray Price and Lefty Frizzell to mention a few. Not everybody sold out. Tubb recorded Hard country from 36 till the 80's. He never changed.

April 24th, 2013	#29
Randal Goode Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 495	The title of this thread is only one more head-shaking proof that far too many WNs are incredibly, um, sheltered.