Is he country, pop, or rock and roll; what is Jimmy Buffett?
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He really is in his own genre but i guess the closest two would be a combo of both modern folk and country. I mean how can u place a surfer/cowboy in any category?
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Jimmy Buffett\n\n"Come Monday" is a song by Jimmy Buffett. It was first released on his 1974 album Living And Dying In 3/4 Time.\n\nBuffett wrote the song to his wife while he was on tour, as outlined in the song's opening lyrics:\n\nHeadin’ up to San Francisco, \nFor the Labor Day week-end show. \nI’ve got my hush-puppies on; \nI guess I never was meant for glitter rock and roll. \nAnd honey I didn’t know, \nThat I’d be missin’ you so. \nChorus: \nCome monday, it’ll be all right. \nCome monday, I’ll be holdin’ you tight, \nI spent four lonely days in a brown L. A. haze, \nAnd I just want you back by my side. \nThis song is one of Buffett's more popular, second only to his anthem "Margaritaville".
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Not Texas Country, like the Eli Young Band. That's more rock than most rock these days.
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I love Patsy Cline.  I don't give a rat's behind what anyone thinks of the music I listen to.  I have something from every genre.  When I was younger, I was ashamed for people to know that I liked George Michael.  LOL.  Now, I just don't care.  I listen to everything, but pop country and gospel.
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ROCK- 1)Hinder 2)Seether 3) Staind 4)Evanescence 5)311 6)Story of the Year 7)Linkin Park 8)Yellowcard 9)AFI 10)Good Charlotte----- COUNTRY - 1)Billy Currington 2)LeAnn Rimes 3)Reba McEntire 4) Montgomery Genrtry 5)Johnny Cash 6)Martina McBride 7)Alison Krauss 8)Dierks Bentley 9)Sugarland 10)Little Big Town ------ yup, i like variety!
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Brad Paisley? Alan Jackson? Toby Keith? Keith Urban? Rascal Flatts? *I love country too. There's too many good ones to pick a favorite though. And the women of country are great too! Isn't Gary Allen from California like me? Come on out!
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r. kelly\n\nif you look past his young girl fetish...\nthe man is a musical genius.\n\nhes stayed relevant through three decades and is still writing,producing and arranging hit after hit for himself and  A LOT of artists that he doesnt even take credit for.\n\nhe put out The Chocolate Factory LP during the height of his shame in public and still produced a quality album.
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Toby Keith is my man. Oh yea. But I like Dierks Bentley to. Both are but I still like Toby a littel bit bette rbecaus eof his old songs like Should Of Been A cowboy and other songs.
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i play chicken with the train by  big and rich feat. cowboy troy?? thats all i can think of unless you give us a genre.
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1.  Its country music.\n\nCoach
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alcohol, brad paisley\nI love this bar, toby keith\nmargaritaville, jimmy buffet
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classic rock is the best. Beatles, Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin...i also like some psychedelic stuff. some Cream and Jefferson Airplane type stuff, you know?  some folk music like Bob Dylan. the only country i can tolerate is Johnny Cash.
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Like other forms of popular music, country music is sectional - it is built into:\n\nVerses: the narrative part of the song, where you tell the song's story, introducing and then expanding on the people the song is talking about.\n\nRefrain: a kind of "bridge" between verse and chorus, where the song ties the "story" of the verse, with the "hook" of the chorus. More on the hook in the moment. The words of the refrain will change each time, but might poetically echo one another.\n\nChorus: this is where you use "the hook." Country relies on this more than other music forms. The hook consists of a catchy or memorable phrase designed to be the centerpiece of the song. The words of the chorus tend to be the same each time around. Think Dwight Yoakam's "Little Sister" or Alan Jackson's "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere."
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I listen to two types of music..1) is country and 2) is...western.How about some Toby Keith, Trace Adkins, Miranda Lambert, Tim Mcgraw, Allen Jackson, Lone Star, Rascal Flatts. If you log into CMT, you can actually play and listen to video's and and also...Thank you for the Best Answer for the other day, hope your feeling better! :)
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I agree with dj.Its kinda like jimmy buffet ,he really has no genre just a lot of fans.just good music for different moods i guess.
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"If it ain't country, it ain't music"\nNot that I agree with it, but that's probably what he meant.  \n\nElwood: "Excuse me ma'am, exactly what kind of music do you folks listen to here?"\nBar-lady: "Oh yeah!  We have both kinds of music - country AND western"\n- The Blues Brothers
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Have to agree with Shaun. What a shame, indeed.\nAs far as the charts go, these days it's definitely R&B/Rap/Hip-Hop, follwed by Country, Pop & Rock. As far as live concerts go, however, Rock is way ahead of the pack, followed by Country. Interestingly enough, I just recently read in The Washington Post that most radio stations in the U.S. are, in fact, programmed to Country!