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    Default Twang n' roll?

    Blue Rodeo
    Lucinda Williams
    Son Volt
    Neil Young
    Tom Petty
    Uncle Tupelo
    Gram Parsons

    Anyone?
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    Yeah, I like 3 or 4 on your list. I don't know some of the others. Would like to learn more from what I know of your good taste.
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    Neil Young for sure. Bill Frisell also has several albums that have a country-rock flavor to them [particularly the album "Good Dog, Happy Man"]
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    Yeah, I like 3 or 4 on your list. I don't know some of the others. Would like to learn more from what I know of your good taste.
    Also add Drive By Truckers to the list.

    I assume that the ones you don't know are:

    Blue Rodeo
    Son Volt
    Uncle Tupelo

    Do you know Lucinda Williams & Gram Parsons?

    Lucinda's guitarist, Doug Pettibone http://dougpettibone.com/music/ , is a fantastic player.

    He seems to have an acoustic album out. He should do an electric album. I like his style.
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    I was a bit aware Gram, I have had some small exposure to Blue Rodeo, I think. I did not know Uncle Tupelo, but just found some on youtube. I also found Son Volt there from an Austin City Limits show. I like stuff like that. I have heard Lucinda before, but had not paid attention to Doug. Will check it out. Drive by Truckers I have heard discussed here. I will check them too.
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    i like lucinda and petty (and sometimes neil young)....not too familiar with the others...youtube here i come!

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    About all the time Neil Young! LOL! And of course you know I am working on some Petty stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    I have heard Lucinda before, but had not paid attention to Doug.
    The one to get is Live at the Fillmore.
    I pick a moon dog.

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