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Old 01-03-2007   #5
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Default Re: Who is the greatest women blues singer

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Originally Posted by rhetorical View Post
Well, I would say rock and roll is a little before your time then. Beer and blues have been around longer than rock and roll. What kind of rock and roll do you listen to? I would guess you listen to a whole lot of blues if you listen to a lot of rock and roll.

BTW, what is wrong with swilling wine?
Rock and Roll is timeless and ever changing. I am not talking bee bop or elvis here, but even the evolution of the music to pop music
talk about
pop music
crap! sorry heh heh

Ok, here is the extent of deep philosophical discussion I will have about music;
I will freely admit that Jazz, rhythm and blues and soul all have or have had a major impact on the music industry, i will not concede that an influence in the music is the same as listening TO the genre.

as an example, Gospel probably has an influence on some band i have have tapped my feet to in the past... doesn't mean i can stomach gospel music for a second

now... whats wrong with swilling wine? nothing, I'll kick back a fresh bottle of night train just as quick as the next hobo. my statement was regarding the type of people who make some kind of gigantic production out of sipping a fucking drink! pinkies out, nose in the air 'hey lookit me sipping this wine' type of people... the ones that put on 'airs' about it.

Its a drink, drink it and get over thyself.

concession #2 - yes, you can fully 'enjoy' the different aspects of any beverage. First thing in the morning, when i crack open my highly caffienated ice cold mountain dew and pour it into my suck its a real zinger. Tastes great, opens my eyes, burns the throat slighty and smells great.

It is not a delicious blend of anything with a striking robust flavor and handsome boquet......and I dont look at my wife and give her a run down of how I am responding to it heh heh


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