Country singer Chris Stapleton can pass as a blues musician.

[Travel memoir21]

Been listening to a lot of Chris Stapleton lately and don't you all agree?

His stuff is pretty bluesy.

 

[The Duke]

Yes. Very talented. Enjoy his music.

 

[Travel memoir21]

Yes. Very talented. Enjoy his music.

I thought his star spangle banner cover at the Super Bowl was awesome. There truly is a lack of quality music in today's generation, everything just seems so bland and trendy. I've got to pretty much go to Coffee Shops or acoustic opening night mic bars in certain nights to get my musical high live. I pretty much have to get my old playlist of the early 2000s whenever I'm having a pool party or backyard bbq get together with the guys in our backyard. Good stuff.

 

[The Duke]

I thought his star spangle banner cover at the Super Bowl was awesome. There truly is a lack of quality music in today's generation, everything just seems so bland and trendy. I've got to pretty much go to Coffee Shops or acoustic opening night mic bars in certain nights to get my musical high live. I pretty much have to get my old playlist of the early 2000s whenever I'm having a pool party or backyard bbq get together with the guys in our backyard. Good stuff.

Thank God for Texas/Red Dirt Country. ITs the only saving grace for that genre of music these days. NASHVILLE is the reason country sucks. They control what gets played on mainstream radio.

 

[BaronOfHair]

I pretty much have to get my old playlist of the early 2000s whenever I'm having a pool party or backyard bbq get together with the guys in our backyard. Good stuff.

Yeah... This social climate we've been in from '16-Today(Where everyone who isn't a well-established creator is sweating cancelation, for saying something either "Problematic" or "Blue Pill")hasn't done the arts any favors. Music included

The standard rationalization we hear("There's just too many distractions for artists to break through anymore")doesn't hold up, for the simple fact that YouTube and streaming services were already ubiquitous in The Early 10s, yet we still had venerated bangers on our airwaves on a regular basis. Today, by contrast, most(though certainly not all)"hits" are cover tunes or artists recycling hit songs which are often decades old ala. Taylor Swift

 

[Travel memoir21]

Yeah... This social climate we've been in from '16-Today(Where everyone who isn't a well-established creator is sweating cancelation, for saying something either "Problematic" or "Blue Pill")hasn't done the arts any favors. Music included

The standard rationalization we hear("There's just too many distractions for artists to break through anymore")doesn't hold up, for the simple fact that YouTube and streaming services were already ubiquitous in The Early 10s, yet we still had venerated bangers on our airwaves on a regular basis. Today, by contrast, most(though certainly not all)"hits" are cover tunes or artists recycling hit songs which are often decades old ala. Taylor Swift

Lol...I'm listening to some Lenny Kravitz right now. What's funny to me is that dude only have 1.6 million subsribers on his youtube account and someone like Taylor Swift who makes bland poppy music has billions of subscribers over this guy. That should tell you the state of the current music industry right now. Back in the 70s, Men and Women favored bands like Led Zeppelin and The Rolling Stones equally.