We finally re-recorded it a little different and gave it to him. One day when I was leaving the office, we office the same building as George, he was outside with Erv leaving for the studio. So you guys don't mind the new country music. You have to let the music go where it's going to go. Then you had this skinny ole cowboy with a hat and tight Wranglers jeans come and championed the traditional end of country music.
Traditional country is always there, no matter where radio is going at the time.
As long as they are drawing in an audience, I'm perfectly happy. I'm from the 60s, in my late 40s, I kinda got left hanging when the Eagles and the Doobie Brothers went away. All that new rock stuff just didn't work for me. Now the country is kinda like the rock and roll they played back then. Yes, it is a little faster, but it is good music.