[speaker001:] well Wendy what kind of music do you like
[speaker002:] um I I'm pretty flexible I I could like I like just about everything minus um hard rock
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] and I don't really like um rap
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] but I like classical jazz um you know um contemporary I don't know what you call it I guess light rock or easy listening or whatever what about you
[speaker001:] um-hum um a lot the same I don't like hard rock at all and I uh don't like um rap either I don't care too much for jazz sometimes I do a few things I have heard that I like but
[speaker002:] hang on excuse me Rusty no my dog's getting in the trash okay go ahead
[speaker001:] okay and um I like classical and I like um a lot of different kinds of contemporary um folksy type where you can hear the words and um you know where there are something they're saying
[speaker002:] um-hum um-hum
[speaker001:] um I guess my preference is um well either classical or Christian contemporary or uh praise type songs
[speaker002:] and who who in the Christian contemporary do you like to listen to
[speaker001:] um I don't have a particular favorite I um I like some of the music that's put out by Hosannah um Integrity tapes they're instrumental mostly um where they just have um
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] praise songs and it's set to just instruments or um praise songs with words um
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] there's a few things I don't pay too much attention I turn the radio on and I don't always pay attention to who is singing what I just know there's a song here a song there I like I don't spend a lot of money buying tapes and stuff so
[speaker002:] I don't either unless I know that I like uh you know a lot of the music on a particular cassette
[speaker001:] yeah yeah
[speaker002:] but I do uh my husband's from Latin America and uh so I listen to Salsa which is typical of where he's from and
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and it it's a really lively fun music you'll you'll find yourself just moving just listening to it
[speaker001:] yeah yeah
[speaker002:] it's it's fun but mostly I'll listen to uh I guess I listen to easy listening in the car but if I am at home I'll listen to I don't know if if not jazz you know it'll be some type of uh like I was talking about you know the music from his area or um I like gospel music I listen to a lot of I like a cappella gospel
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum yeah I do too
[speaker002:] there's a group called Take Six that that does some really lovely stuff I mean some of it is a little too um it's too I mean it it's it's too much along the lines of of a lot of black music it's too uh it's not rap but it's just not enough gospel for me but their first um works that came out I really enjoyed them
[speaker001:] um um-hum um-hum have your ever heard of John Michael Talbot
[speaker002:] yeah I have heard of him the name rings familiar I don't know why though
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I guess I he's one that at least I know you know if I hear his name I'll probably like it cause I he just has a real
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] quiet reflective I think he just accompanies himself on the guitar and uh classical guitar and I really like classical guitar yeah
[speaker002:] hm well that sounds nice yeah I like classical guitar too um Strings and Fur I don't know if you heard of them they are not exactly classical but they have got some really lovely music out that is along those lines
[speaker001:] hm uh-huh
[speaker002:] and who else God I've got we've got a couple really good um tapes I cannot remember who else there's another group called Gypsy Kings that I listen to that it's it's in Spanish but even if you don't understand it it sings a lot of stuff that that anybody's familiar with like you remember the song Volare well anyways
[speaker001:] yeah I think so uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker002:] I remember the song and um you know it's a lot of guitar type of uh from Spain type stuff it's really beautiful
[speaker001:] yeah have you ever heard of um a Venezuelan he's local but he's cut a couple of albums now or whatever you call them these days CDs I guess
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] um Carlos Guetison de Speil have you yeah
[speaker002:] yes I have I have I don't have any of his work but I do like like it I have heard it on the Oasis
[speaker001:] yeah yeah yeah he's on the Oasis and um I have heard him play locally so
[speaker002:] have you
[speaker001:] yeah he plays sometimes at La Madeline and um there's a couple other places that he is regular at and um yeah I really enjoy him
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker001:] I don't know do do would you consider that Latin type music or
[speaker002:] um yeah there's there's a little bit of that bit of that in there
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh I'm sure the influence is there somehow
[speaker002:] yeah exactly well I think we have covered it
[speaker001:] yeah okay
[speaker002:] what do you think
[speaker001:] I think so so it was good talking to you
[speaker002:] it was nice talking to you too have a good evening bye-bye
[speaker001:] you too good bye