[speaker001:] favorite type of music or musician or any
[speaker002:] I don't really have a favorite type I like uh a lot of different types of music
[speaker001:] do you
[speaker002:] yeah I have a a tape collection that I like to listen to uh cassette tapes but it's pretty varied yeah how about you
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh oh I I'm very uh I'm very varied as well I uh I don't think I've ever met a type of music I don't like except for uh maybe you know heavy metal and that
[speaker002:] that's exactly me the acid rock or the heavy metal even some of that I like okay but not mostly as a general rule I don't care for that at all
[speaker001:] yeah yeah yeah I don't enjoy rap too much either that that doesn't appeal to uh uh my ears
[speaker002:] well as far as the rap goes I think there are a few artists that appeal to me
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] themselves and I like some of their songs but as as I agree as a general rule I I wouldn't choose rap either
[speaker001:] huh oh um-hum
[speaker002:] but I I like to listen to uh what you might call pop easy listening country western jazz uh classical um I I like
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum
[speaker002:] I like uh like I said pretty varied uh music I have a couple that my husband really hates when I listen to them
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh
[speaker002:] like uh Billy Holiday I really love to listen to her and uh I even have a a tape of Lady Smith Blackman Bazo
[speaker001:] uh-huh oh gosh
[speaker002:] and well I mean they're very harmonic they really are
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh yeah sure
[speaker002:] so they're interesting to listen to you might try that how about you
[speaker001:] uh well um I I listen to uh specific most most most likely I would be listen to uh jazz or classical music um I in college I took uh a four years of classical guitar and I played in the in the jazz combo all four years I played guitar for the jazz combo so uh that's where my two
[speaker002:] oh yeah
[speaker001:] my two listening enjoyments are but but you know jazz can get on my nerves after a while uh you can't just listen to it you know to uh especially a lot of the deeper stuff you just can't listen to it for enjoyment unless you're
[speaker002:] it it's too um uh you have to concentrate on it it seems
[speaker001:] yeah unless unless you're playing it just it just doesn't do anything
[speaker002:] what about the blues or something like that
[speaker001:] uh uh blues are okay I I tell you I do like um I grew up on blue grass music my dad is a big blue grass fan and so um
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] I wouldn't have admitted it when I was in high school but I I I really do like it a lot so I
[speaker002:] I I like some of it um as far as like the country what they now call country western it doesn't sound like the old country music at all does it um some of it sounds more like pop music
[speaker001:] no it doesn't it doesn't yeah uh they've all got you know the real screechy electric guitars now and
[speaker002:] oh nah I don't care for that if if I'm gonna listen to today's country western I have tapes of like Randy Travis and Clint Black and I even liked Jim Reeves you know and
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh uh-huh yeah I I grew yeah I grew up on him
[speaker002:] or uh what what Meryl Haggard and Faron Young that type of country western music is what what I like to listen to Asleep At The Wheel
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh sure  uh-huh
[speaker002:] uh Sons of the Pioneers you know stuff like that
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker002:] um and I like sound tracks a lot yeah it it seems like you get a lot of original music that way
[speaker001:] oh do you yeah you sure do
[speaker002:] I mean you know think about like the Twin Peaks and stuff like that that's just real recent
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum yeah
[speaker002:] uh things like that I like to listen to um I like instrumental things
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] um I have some Spiro Gyro tapes
[speaker001:] oh they're great aren't they
[speaker002:] oh they're wonderful I love them I have some Dulcimer music I mean like I said that that's pretty varied
[speaker001:] yeah yeah it sure is yeah
[speaker002:] uh Al Jarreau he's somebody I like he's pretty kind of jazz inspired but but still kind of pop too
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah I like his he has a nice smooth voice
[speaker002:] oh yeah and you know what I like the most about him is I've gone to see him in concert and he always he looks like he's having fun
[speaker001:] yeah sure
[speaker002:] I mean some people sing and they have their faces all contorted like it hurts them or something but he looks like he's having a good time I mean he's up there moving around and smiling like he's happy and and like all he wants to do is is make the audience enjoy it too
[speaker001:] uh-huh sure
[speaker002:] and he he's real fun to listen to
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] um Bonnie Rait I like her a lot um in fact when ever she won her big Grammy I think there was like five of them or something was was it five or six
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum uh-huh yeah something like that it was last last uh last year wasn't it
[speaker002:] yeah last year or the year before I can't remember but um I was listening to a particular radio station and and the one DJ said who the heck is Bonnie Rait and why does she deserve five Grammies and I vowed then that I was not gonna listen to that radio station any more if that DJ could make such an uneducated