Posted by B-maniac on February 25, 2009 at 18:15:50 from (207.241.137.117):
As per a post a while back on what happened to The Grand Ole Oprey and real country music. I would love to see " Murder on Music Row" by Strait and Jackson come back and be played all over this country. For once let's see who really has the power in this country. Use the power of multi-level communication and let's bring it back. Gaylord Entertainment be damned!I for one am going to do it on 4 different stations and as often as it takes . Or you can let a good tune die only to be replaced by the likes of "Kid Rock" and the other pond scum that the "NEW" Nashville caters to. In just the time it takes some of you to type an arguement (which you will)you could be part of a "who's got the power" test. Might surprise us all.
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