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Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones: Rap is not music

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones isn't a big fan of where the genre has moved in recent years.

https://www.masslive.com/entertainment/2009/11/country_music_hall_of_famer_ge.html


When asked about what he thought about music by today's top country stars, the 78-year-old said while they are good, "they've stolen our identity."

Jones made the comment during a recent interview when asked about music by artists like Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift.

"They had to use something that was established already, and that's traditional country music. So what they need to do really, I think, is find their own title, because they're definitely not traditional country music," he said.

"It's good to know that we still do traditional country music. Alan Jackson still does it, so does George Strait. We still have it, and there's quite a few of us that are going to hope that it comes back one of these days."

Still, his contemporaries haven't always stuck to traditional country, either. Fellow Hall of Fame member Johnny Cash was met with critical acclaim a few years ago by covering the Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt."

Asked whether he'd ever branch out to a completely different genre of music, like heavy metal or rap, Jones laughed and said: "Rap? That's tacky."

"How can you call that music?" he added. "Now, I love music, too. I love all kinds. I really do. I've got Brook Benton. I like his singing. Ray Charles. I've got an open mind. But now, you can't call rap, talking stuff like that, music. No, no, no, you've got to have another name for that."

Jones recently put out a new CD, through Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, called "A Collection of My Best Recollection." It includes some of his most requested songs from throughout his career, including classics like "White Lightning" and "I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair," as well as two previously unreleased ones.

"Only thing I would like to keep accomplishing is music for my fans and achieving some goals to keep them happy with what I record in the future," Jones said. "I've done just about everything else. The good Lord's been good to me ... I'm going to enjoy the rest of my life."

Quote from: MSM on Mon 09 Nov 2009
Asked whether he'd ever branch out to a completely different genre of music, like heavy metal or rap, Jones laughed and said: "Rap? That's tacky."

"How can you call that music?" he added. "Now, I love music, too. I love all kinds. I really do. I've got Brook Benton. I like his singing. Ray Charles. I've got an open mind. But now, you can't call rap, talking stuff like that, music. No, no, no, you've got to have another name for that."

Of course you can't call it music, it's just Crap!

I caught the beginning of what I think was the CMA (Country Music Awards) the other night,and it was a stinking nigger singing and dancing into the audience and literally hundreds of beautiful White women just crawling all over him and singing and dancing along. I suppose we can expect Rappers to be singing country music soon.

There goes another White tradition down the toilet.

I'd say good job and give him a promotion, but he has already cucked to this kike controlled industry.  We need another Johnny Paycheck or Johnny Rebel.

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/537183-morgan-wallen-cut-from-cmt-dropped-by-his-label-over-use-of

Country music star Morgan Wallen is being removed by CMT and dropped by his record label amid the growing fallout over video showing him using a racial slur.

In a Wednesday Facebook post, CMT said it was in the process of erasing Wallen's appearances "from all our platforms." The country music network condemned the 27-year-old performer's racist language, writing, "We do not tolerate or condone words and actions that are in direct opposition to our core values that celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion."

The move came after TMZ posted a video Tuesday of the "7 Summers" singer out in Nashville shouting an expletive-filled goodbye to his companions. "Take care of this ... NIGGER!," Wallen said in the clip.

Wallen apologized after the video was posted, saying in a statement to TMZ, "I used an unacceptable and inappropriate racial slur that I wish I could take back. There are no excuses to use this type of language, ever."

This new country music is an insult to country music. I'll stick with my Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson and David Allen Coe.

I like Shania Twain, but that aint country ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sbBD96_31M