[speaker001:] talk in the background she's I don't know what she sees outside well what kind of music do you like
[speaker002:] oh well  well mostly rock
[speaker001:] rock
[speaker002:] yeah what about you
[speaker001:] oh oh everything um
[speaker002:] well I like well I like different you know different things but uh
[speaker001:] um
[speaker002:] primarily you know rock and roll
[speaker001:] what era of rock and roll or whatever did you prefer
[speaker002:] oh you know well you I I really like more of the modern stuff you know but I like the oldies you know they're okay but I you know I listen mostly mostly to the you know the modern stations
[speaker001:] um um I guess we listen to a lot of things um I grew up with the with rock and roll and older brothers and sisters
[speaker002:] yeah uh-huh
[speaker001:] and uh so I would I remember always being kind of ahead of my peers just because um you know in third grade I was listening to to groups and stuff that people you know third graders usually aren't interested in music by that time
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker001:] and I think now I listen we listen to a variety of stuff um jazz or country and western or
[speaker002:] see now I don't like country and western uh
[speaker001:] do you not I don't I don't like the old the old
[speaker002:] I don't like most you know most of it I don't like but I recently saw that Garth Brooks show
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] and I thought he was terrific and I really thought I mean I thought he was a great you know really wonderful entertainer the way he um he you know he he was very good
[speaker001:] yeah I I there I think country music I don't like the real old twangy stuff like the
[speaker002:] I don't like twainese no I non't
[speaker001:] you know but that it has undergone undergone a lot of change and there's a like there's a guy named Lyle Lovett that he could be considered
[speaker002:] oh he's really not that uh country I mean I've heard him sing stuff that really doesn't sound too you know
[speaker001:] but yeah see he does it's more what do they call it
[speaker002:] I don't know
[speaker001:] sometimes I've heard it called Rockabilly where it's like rock and roll and or country but um but they refer to him you know as a country singer but a lot of his stuff sounds really jazzy
[speaker002:] yeah yeah right I yeah I have heard him and uh I didn't think he was a country singer you know I
[speaker001:] um they I mean they they term him as that but I I know well I've watched like the music awards or the country music awards before and they had him on as a new up and coming country singer
[speaker002:] yeah uh-huh oh well
[speaker001:] so it's kind of I mean but there's a lot of people kind of like that that they're they're playing they're right on the line and you know the
[speaker002:] yeah that's true
[speaker001:] at the the I guess the rock and roll side might be so saturated that you know they're trying out this and and we've gone country and western dancing before and
[speaker002:] oh you really
[speaker001:] but and it when I don't I don't dance I mean country dance that well but you know just watching the people when they get out there is when they start playing the rock and roll music while the band's taking a break
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] you know I mean they get out there and jitterbug and or you know whatever you want to call it
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] and uh so I think there's there's a lot of people out there now that aren't aren't just Johnny Cash fans or or you know or um
[speaker002:] yeah yeah
[speaker001:] uh I don't even know what the alternative
[speaker002:] well you know I said let me watch this and see what all the fuss is about I mean everybody's raving about this guy you know and my son is I have a a son he's uh twenty four and of course he hates country music and he said ma I can't believe you're gonna watch that I said I have to find out my best friend said she likes him I said I if Linda likes him I said he's gonna not he he couldn't be all wrong you know I mean he's there's got to be something good about the guy
[speaker001:] um-hum yeah
[speaker002:] so I watched it and really I I just thought he was terrific
[speaker001:] I saw previews of it and it looked more like a rock and roll concert than a
[speaker002:] I don't know but I mean and his songs uh uh were you know I liked them uh were they weren't that silly country western stuff that you know they used to do years ago you know with with dopey lyrics you know very simple lyrics
[speaker001:] yeah yeah and there's still some out there like that too
[speaker002:] uh you know they're yeah oh there are but uh uh yeah I think as a whole it's gotten more definitely more sophisticated in the you know in the past few years
[speaker001:] yeah I do too I do too
[speaker002:] you know but then I wouldn't listen you know listen to it uh you know steadily uh you know I wouldn't listen to it at all actually you know I just don't really care for it any you know it as a whole but uh
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum what station do you listen to radio
[speaker002:] I usually listen to either the uh classic rock it's uh ninety two or or uh one oh two
[speaker001:] yeah I switch around
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] um
[speaker002:] and then my husband loves the oldies you know every time he he gets in the car the car he sticks on the oldies station
[speaker001:] well it's funny because my my father um I'm youngest of six and we all play some type of music interest instrument instrument and I had a couple of brothers that were in rock and roll bands and so forth so you know he was constantly having to grow up with us so at Christmas or his birthday we're always buying him
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] tapes you know to keep him
[speaker002:] uh-huh