CortezTheKiller

Sounds about right.

Actually, he resurrected his career and introduced him to an entire generation of new listeners. I couldn't disagree more with that statement.

You almost got to break it down to eras. 1. Stuff up to Harvest 2. Ditch Trilogy (Times Fades Away, On the Beach, Tonight's the Night) 3. Reincarnation of Crazy Horse (Zuma - Rust Never Sleeps) 4. The Eighties (yuck!) 5. The Comeback (Freedom - Silver & Gold) 6. 21st Century

I like Sirens a lot.

I think Cooley is an excellent songwriter - One of These Days, Zip City, Women Without Whiskey, Marry Me, When the Pin Hits the Shell, Sounds Better in a Song, Where the Devil Don't Stay, Carl Perkins Cadillac, Cottonseed, Gravity's Gone, 3 Dimes Down, Self-Destructive Zones, A Ghost to Most. Then again, I am a big fan of certain types of country music. As much as I enjoy Cooley, Patterson is the glue that holds that band together. Jason brought some polish to the band's rough edges. I think it is accurate to say the band was in its greatest form with Jason on board. I think Neff is a gre

I have several Cooley shows. You are more than entitled to your opinion, but I just don't see the connection.

They're out there/here. The other comment that had me baffled was the Cooley/Charlie Daniels link. Say what?

Amazing album.

Not for mass consumption.

What about Kid Rock/Lynyrd Skynyrd dates? Same thing right?

A number of venues are seated. Some are even dry.

Some people are reporting getting better tickets today than people who jumped at the pre-sale.

I think I'm gonna go away for awhile. Till I can get this demon out.