Murder on Music Row

True country music has died over the decades. This song by Larry Cordle, tells a powerful story of the death of country music. This is for all of the true 'country legends' fans. I hope you enjoy the song and story.

P.S. This is my first movie and YouTube submission. Suggestions are welcome.

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Music

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• country
• music
• city
• alan
• jackson
• people
• places
• fun

[mathmind1]

Unfortunate we can not hear this genre of music on the radio any longer. I have to go to internet radio to hear such.

[madd871]

@aplaf1 then hollywoods star  sing county music now

[nickijynette]

All true, real country music is great. I respect George, Alan, George J. & Merle for their great music. Patsy Cline, Loretta L. & Tammy W. were good female country singers, these new ones don`t compare

[tracytcole]

so damn true! country music just ain't what it used to be!

[hectorsalinasisback]

Modern country music is made for white trash. It's not real country like merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Tammy Wynette Conway Twitty, and Loretta Lynn. There are some good new country artists such as Dwight Yoakam, but modern country songs are either recycled bonehead Lynryd Skynrd southern rock or sensitive 80s hair metal power ballads. Long live Willie Nelson and Ray Price!

[chub4play]

Country music has been revived at least twice in my lifetime. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band turned millions of young people on to Jimmy Martin, Maybelle Carter, Merle Travis and Doc Watson. Years later Kenny and Dolly started the pop/country movement. Randy Travis almost singlehandedly got country back on track. Now it's lost again. It will come full circle. Country music is blues. "And the blues ain't goin' nowhere"

[tickyreal]

THE TRUTH IS SUNG HERE...

ERIK TIELMAN, FLORIDADADADAA

[evansco2]

@mnaicck haha....good one

[Payola65]

YOU just cantr beat the OLD Coutry Great n Classics ~They will live on forever ~The Junk rRecorded now is a Slap on the face to the TRUE Greats Ray price, Faron Willie Waylon Carl Jimmy ~All of the Great old ones ~So many Still Putting out GREAT Coiuntry Music but think they can get a SONG recorded ~Hel Ray Price is now 85 and Sining Better than Ever ~When was the LAST recording he had out ~Whata Joke Nashville has become~Steve

[clyderf]

W. R. Inge once said "There are two kinds of fools: one says, This is old, therefore it is good; the other says, This is new, therefore it is better". The music of singers such as Hank Sr., Hank Snow, Carl Smith, Flatt and Scruggs or Kitty Wells is great and timeless beyond any consideration of it's vintage, while almost all of that which is marketed as country music by the present day Nashville establishment is on an ever accelerating artistic nose dive.