am i the only youngster into folk and bl

Subject: RE: am i the only youngster into folk and bl
From: kendall
Date: 06 Jun 00 - 06:35 PM

I thought that was the Cullin of RHUM??

Subject: RE: am i the only youngster into folk and bl
From: ddw
Date: 06 Jun 00 - 06:26 PM

Annabelle,

I'm one of the older generation, but I'm always happy when a new youngun signs in on Mudcat. I'm sure some of our younger members will be hopping in here soon to welcome you too. Mbo, above, and a couple of others are in North Carolina and Barky is in California. Not sure where a lot of the others are. Where are you and what kind of music do you like (apart from blues)?

Hang around — the place gets pretty lively sometimes. And if you're like a lot of others, you'll make some friends here.

david

Subject: RE: am i the only youngster into folk and bl
From: Mbo
Date: 06 Jun 00 - 06:21 PM

We're here, Annabelle! Rage against trendy, that's me! Juts plain ol' blue jeans and folk music! Going around all day singing "The Cuillins of Home," various Irish fiddle reels, and "A Pair of Brown Eyes" in wet-clay covered clothes...ah, what joy to be yerself in a crowd of bellbottomed multiply pierced kids!

A-rovin', a-rovin', a-rovin' I'll go...

--Mbo

Subject: am i the only youngster into folk and bl
From: Annabelle
Date: 06 Jun 00 - 06:15 PM

and into blues, because i can always find converstaion with the members of a more aged generation, but it seems(i may be wrong) that i am the only 17 year old who worships GOOD music and is not swept up in the american craze of spiked hair and sporty clothes. Is nt anyone just himself anymore? oh well-id like to hear from younger people i=on this subject or anyone else with a pertinent opinion, for that matter. Love y Dove Anna