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Single of the Year - You're Gonna Miss This, Trace Adkins

Album of the Year - Fearless, Taylor Swift

She sure is a cute girl ... and she seems to be so happy to be there ...

Entertainer of the Year - Carrie Underwood


George did not look happy.....

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Entertainer of the Year - Carrie Underwood


George did not look happy.....

At Matthew's story or not winning ?

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Song of the Year - You're Gonna Miss This, Trace Adkins

Who votes on this stuff? I forgot...Nashville Label Executives and Nashville Label Producers, rewarding each other for mediocrity. How can people sit thru 3 hours of this?

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Entertainer of the Year - Carrie Underwood


George did not look happy.....

At Matthew's story or not winning ?

He was laughing at Matthew's story.

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Entertainer of the Year - Carrie Underwood


George did not look happy.....

I don't know who would be.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAsV5-Hv-7U

Hmmmm, well, I have to admit... With the exception of Trace Adkins and the West Point Glee Club's fantastic tribute to the Wounded Warrior Project, George Strait, and a couple of other songs, it didn't hold my interest.... I guess I like "old" country a whole lot more than "new" country....

johnson2113 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Entertainer of the Year - Carrie Underwood


George did not look happy.....

I don't know who would be.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAsV5-Hv-7U

You make a good point....

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Hmmmm, well, I have to admit... With the exception of Trace Adkins and the West Point Glee Club's fantastic tribute to the Wounded Warrior Project, George Strait, and a couple of other songs, it didn't hold my interest.... I guess I like "old" country a whole lot more than "new" country....

Yeah, Trace was good but I have no use for most of them.

I miss Waylon, he didn't believe in the awards shows.

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:I don't "get" Miley Cyrus. At all. Not one little bit.

I don't particularly like her song selections (probably because I'm not 15) but I like her voice.

She's too over the top for me. Affected, I think, is the word. I just don't like her.

I soooooo agree, Terry. And I"m not sure what's worse...listening to her sing or listening to her talk. She ranks right up there with Mariah Carey for me.

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Hmmmm, well, I have to admit... With the exception of Trace Adkins and the West Point Glee Club's fantastic tribute to the Wounded Warrior Project, George Strait, and a couple of other songs, it didn't hold my interest.... I guess I like "old" country a whole lot more than "new" country....

That's because "new" country is what Top 40 used to be. If you want to try to make it as a singer, at least for a couple of years, call yourself a "country" singer, especially for women. Most of them all sound the same to me.

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Hmmmm, well, I have to admit... With the exception of Trace Adkins and the West Point Glee Club's fantastic tribute to the Wounded Warrior Project, George Strait, and a couple of other songs, it didn't hold my interest.... I guess I like "old" country a whole lot more than "new" country....

That's because "new" country is what Top 40 used to be. If you want to try to make it as a singer, at least for a couple of years, call yourself a "country" singer, especially for women. Most of them all sound the same to me.

Yup, exactly.

George is country. And Brad, And Trace Adkins (although I don't like everything he does. Two words: Honkytonk Badonkadonk ). And Willy. And even Kenny, although I know so many don't like him. Tracy Lawrence. Travis Tritt. Randy Travis. Reba McEntire. Dolly. Tim McGraw. Toby Keith (although some if his leaks over to top 40 imho). Brooks & Dunn. And then there's the old country. George Jones, Waylon, etc etc etc. *sigh*

Oh, and I REALLY liked John Rich's Shuttin' Detroit Down!

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:George is country. And Brad, And Trace Adkins (although I don't like everything he does. Two words: Honkytonk Badonkadonk ). And Willy. And even Kenny, although I know so many don't like him. Tracy Lawrence. Travis Tritt. Randy Travis. Reba McEntire. Dolly. Tim McGraw. Toby Keith (although some if his leaks over to top 40 imho). Brooks & Dunn. And then there's the old country. George Jones, Waylon, etc etc etc. *sigh*

Oh, and I REALLY liked John Rich's Shuttin' Detroit Down!

I just hope he doesn't come out with Honkytonk Badonkadon part 2 right after this like he did with Arlington.

johnson2113 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:George is country. And Brad, And Trace Adkins (although I don't like everything he does. Two words: Honkytonk Badonkadonk ). And Willy. And even Kenny, although I know so many don't like him. Tracy Lawrence. Travis Tritt. Randy Travis. Reba McEntire. Dolly. Tim McGraw. Toby Keith (although some if his leaks over to top 40 imho). Brooks & Dunn. And then there's the old country. George Jones, Waylon, etc etc etc. *sigh*

Oh, and I REALLY liked John Rich's Shuttin' Detroit Down!

I just hope he doesn't come out with Honkytonk Badonkadon part 2 right after this like he did with Arlington.

*shudder* Me too

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Hmmmm, well, I have to admit... With the exception of Trace Adkins and the West Point Glee Club's fantastic tribute to the Wounded Warrior Project, George Strait, and a couple of other songs, it didn't hold my interest.... I guess I like "old" country a whole lot more than "new" country....

That's because "new" country is what Top 40 used to be. If you want to try to make it as a singer, at least for a couple of years, call yourself a "country" singer, especially for women. Most of them all sound the same to me.

Yup, exactly.

George is country. And Brad, And Trace Adkins (although I don't like everything he does. Two words: Honkytonk Badonkadonk ). And Willy. And even Kenny, although I know so many don't like him. Tracy Lawrence. Travis Tritt. Randy Travis. Reba McEntire. Dolly. Tim McGraw. Toby Keith (although some if his leaks over to top 40 imho). Brooks & Dunn. And then there's the old country. George Jones, Waylon, etc etc etc. *sigh*

Oh, and I REALLY liked John Rich's Shuttin' Detroit Down!

Back at the start of freshman year of college, my roomie introduced me Ronnie Milsap's music. We recently got in touch again via FB and both of us still listen to those same old songs. Brings back a lot of memories for us. Of course when she played Merle's "Let's Chase Each Other Round The Room Tonight" I thought I was gonna bust a gut laughing. It was a learning experience...she introduced me to country music, I introduced her to new wave.

East Texas Parrothead wrote:She sure is a cute girl ... and she seems to be so happy to be there ...

She has great hair. Seems like a nice kid too, even if I don't care for her music.

I didn't watch the show (obviously, no TV) but I heard Julianne Hough won Best New Artist. I met Julianne once, very briefly, she's a beautiful girl and really friendly, but come on. Best New Artist? It may be time to turn out the lights if she's the best they can come up with.