[speaker001:] well what kind of music do you like to listen to
[speaker002:] I'm pretty diverse actually um I consider myself both a performer and also an enjoyer so I kind of get into all all types I run the gamut from uh
[speaker001:] are you
[speaker002:] alternative to uh to rock and roll to heavy metal to you name it so I'm pretty open on that
[speaker001:] oh you like country western
[speaker002:] country's not bad I can I grew up in Nebraska so it was like um yeah I I listen to it once in a while but it's it's probably not my my top mode I guess that's pretty pretty popular down in Plano though uh
[speaker001:] yeah um yeah we've I mean it you know there's you have all sorts here too um I went to a pretty uh well the school I went to was Texas A&M an and uh either you either you went country western dancing or uh
[speaker002:] oh yeah so you didn't do anything at all right
[speaker001:] yeah pretty much pretty much so so I have I really liked I liked it there but I also also like some of the Christian um contemporary music that they have play
[speaker002:] huh uh-huh are you into the Garth Brooks thing at all or is that popular down there right now I know that he's kind of a big name right now
[speaker001:] yeah yeah yeah it's popular here and uh there's all
[speaker002:] yeah and you're also into the Christian contemporary stuff
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] yeah I had a I had a roommate that was really into that he was into all the um groups like uh I'm trying to remember DMZ
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] Resurrection Band uh what else there are a couple of other ones he was into he was into Petra as well
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] in fact it's interesting he he's actually an engineer I don't I I'm going to school in Florida and he's an engineer that does sound mixing mixing right now for a Christian bands
[speaker001:] oh really
[speaker002:] so yeah he's pretty into it
[speaker001:] that's fun
[speaker002:] it's been it's been lucratim for him
[speaker001:] well what you you mentioned alternative music
[speaker002:] well yeah um kind of like
[speaker001:] what is that
[speaker002:] I don't know in the early seventies I think it was called punk rock
[speaker001:] oh okay
[speaker002:] but then now it's it's kind of taken a different slant and I think it's it's gone more diverse toward um not so much the head banging on the wall stuff as much as just runs really a wider more eclectic uh tone flow and things like that so it's I don't know I like I said I consider myself fairly diverse so um
[speaker001:] um-hum you said you're also a performer
[speaker002:] yeah yeah I well I play the trumpet um and also keyboards I played keyboards for about uh oh I don't know twelve thirteen years and played trumpet for about ten so
[speaker001:] what do you perform do you oh wow
[speaker002:] it it's good for a side diversion and a little bit of side income you know whenever I can do you do you play anything at all
[speaker001:] yeah um not on a consistent basis at this point I've got three kids and they're preschoolers so I do good to get a book book read or newspaper read or anything so
[speaker002:] yeah oh wow sure sure free time is not much of a luxury uh
[speaker001:] yeah yeah
[speaker002:] I know that feeling
[speaker001:] in fact I do good to listen to anything but kids' tapes at this point because I know all the kids' tapes it's like yeah
[speaker002:] yeah  yeah well maybe hey that may be more quality you know after all
[speaker001:] they do have they do have some good tapes out there for kids we I don't know um
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] Joe Scruggs is a guy that is out of Austin here that has some wonderful kids tapes it's really I mean they are really fun and uh Joe Scruggs he's with he's an educational
[speaker002:] Joe Scruggs huh
[speaker001:] um it's called Shadow Play and if you ever see any of his stuff he is just he's really good and and um kids really like it
[speaker002:] interesting uh when you said Scruggs I was thinking because Earl Scruggs is a real famous banjo player a real famous blue grass player
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] and uh in fact if you remember the the theme from the Beverly Hillbillies
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] he actually played part of that
[speaker001:] oh
[speaker002:] uh he and Lester Flats so uh I was thinking wow wonder if this is a relative
[speaker001:] I don't know I don't know well um have you um they're not they're more uh oh have you ever heard of Riders In The Sky I don't know if they're
[speaker002:] but anyway
[speaker001:] if they're big up there in fact I think they may have even had a television show on Saturday mornings for kids
[speaker002:] oh yeah I haven't heard much about that no
[speaker001:] um they're pretty neat they're kind of a a a blue grass country uh they're real fun I mean they're
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] they're the guys that I mean they can yodel and they can they play the fiddles and the and the saws and stuff and they're real fun they're a real fun group
[speaker002:] all right yeah kids probably get into that quite a bit
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] I'm uh I'm not quite at that point in my life yet so
[speaker001:] yeah well yeah
[speaker002:] it'll probably be a while before I uh before I get into the kids' music in at all so
[speaker001:] well we saw them originally at a at a club down here um probably about oh seven or eight years ago and um
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] then just in the last I don't know two years we saw them on a TV show and I think they were I think they were doing kids' music but
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] what we saw in the you know was adult in the but I don't know I don't know where they run the gamut and I don't know um
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] you know I don't know if the south is more towards the you know has more of that crowd or not I don't know I don't know do you
[speaker002:] um-hum well it's yeah it's hard to tell I know you know like in the Appalachian Mountain area there that thing's real popular yeah I I've had some friends from West Virginia that's you know that it's real popular around there
[speaker001:] uh-huh well
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