Country Legends 97.1

Love the old Country when driving to work. But I do not need to hear the am dj talking politics. I dont care what you think about California or any other liberal state. person or organization. Just shut up and play music. :)

Omg! Pleeeeeeze for the love of ALL good STOP playing the same O s#%t OVER and OVER!!! If I hear «The Chair» G str8: «why’d ya come in here looking like that» Dolly: «unanswered prayers» Garth. ONE more freaking time!!!
Come on guys, get it together!!! I love the station and music BUT do you even listen yourself??? There are gazillions more songs from the 70’s that you don’t have to wear out the same old crap! It’s like clockwork that you play the same s}%^^t!!!
Okay, I feel better now:-). Heed the warning b4 people turn the station off and we won’t be able to hear our favorite artists!!!

I will never fully understand how my beer-​drinkin’, horse-​ridin’, redneck daddy and my genteel Southern Baptist mom raised such a hippie. They didn’t get it either, and our differences made for many a squabble over the radio dial. My rebellion against their music and beliefs included my brother’s Led Zeppelin albums, then when I started buying my own records in elementary school, disco and Blondie. Once I hit the punk/​new wave of the eighties, there was no turning back, and I was an avowed country music hater.
Now that I’m older, I’ve come to the realization that maybe I’m a little redneck too. I like beer, I like horses, and I hate pretentious people and places. And one day, after accidentally hitting scan on my radio, I came across Country Legends. And wouldn’t you know, I actually started singing along! The music they play brings back a strong sense of nostalgia, plus, if you listen to the lyrics, you quickly realize that Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Dolly Parton are some of the most gifted songwriters that ever graced our planet. Patsy Cline’s voice, in all of its beautiful sorrow could never be duplicated, and Loretta Lynn’s simple wisdom is a gem. They even play Elvis (I’m from Memphis, it’s mandatory that I’m an Elvis fan)! What’s not to love here?
Today would’ve been Dad’s 72^nd birthday. I’m gonna have a Lone Star beer after work and listen to some Country Legends… and if you hear a loud rumbling from the earth, that’s probably just my dad rolling over in his grave from happy disbelief!