Dwight Yoakam

Jeffrey Steele, der in den 80er- und 90er-Jahren ein Kalifornischer war, mit seiner Band Boy Howdy, die in die nächste Wave kam, nachdem meine Band und ich in den 80er-Jahren aus der Cow-Punk-Szene brachen, mit Maria McKee, Lone Justice, Los Lobos. Die vorherigen Gruppen waren die Blasters, Los Lobos, sie waren auf Slash, X, John Doe und Xene.

And the knitters, the offshoot of that, because the cow punk, the punk rockers, which California every decade or so has rock and rollers who decide they want to explore the country roots of California. And that is... Merle Haggard, Buck Owens. Well, they go back to that, but preceding that... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really what gives you Fleetwood Mac and the pop incarnation of the Eagles in the 70s.

And the knitters, the offshoot of that, because the cow punk, the punk rockers, which California every decade or so has rock and rollers who decide they want to explore the country roots of California. And that is... Merle Haggard, Buck Owens. Well, they go back to that, but preceding that... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really what gives you Fleetwood Mac and the pop incarnation of the Eagles in the 70s.

And the knitters, the offshoot of that, because the cow punk, the punk rockers, which California every decade or so has rock and rollers who decide they want to explore the country roots of California. And that is... Merle Haggard, Buck Owens. Well, they go back to that, but preceding that... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really what gives you Fleetwood Mac and the pop incarnation of the Eagles in the 70s.

California, the California sound that took over the airways from the early 70s through the late 70s. But you come up.

California, the California sound that took over the airways from the early 70s through the late 70s. But you come up.

California, the California sound that took over the airways from the early 70s through the late 70s. But you come up.

Yeah, early, because they were distant figures in California. And I didn't realize until I became a young adult that disparate, you had Nashville, but you had this outpost. The Bakersfield sound, the Bakersfield beat came out of actually Hollywood. I think Credence even comes from it a little bit. Well, the East Bay, Oakland, the working class side of the Bay, right? The blue collar.

Yeah, early, because they were distant figures in California. And I didn't realize until I became a young adult that disparate, you had Nashville, but you had this outpost. The Bakersfield sound, the Bakersfield beat came out of actually Hollywood. I think Credence even comes from it a little bit. Well, the East Bay, Oakland, the working class side of the Bay, right? The blue collar.

Yeah, early, because they were distant figures in California. And I didn't realize until I became a young adult that disparate, you had Nashville, but you had this outpost. The Bakersfield sound, the Bakersfield beat came out of actually Hollywood. I think Credence even comes from it a little bit. Well, the East Bay, Oakland, the working class side of the Bay, right? The blue collar.

John Fogarty spricht darüber. Er war nie in Lodi und hat Lodi geschrieben. Aber du bist in Nashville gegangen. Einfach. Du hattest eine Band zusammen? Ich hatte keine Band. Ich hatte eine Rockabilly-Band aus der Highschool. Das geht zurück zu... Nobody knew. I was at home in my room and in church, a cappella church, a cappella singing in church. Church of Christ, which I was raised in.

John Fogarty spricht darüber. Er war nie in Lodi und hat Lodi geschrieben. Aber du bist in Nashville gegangen. Einfach. Du hattest eine Band zusammen? Ich hatte keine Band. Ich hatte eine Rockabilly-Band aus der Highschool. Das geht zurück zu... Nobody knew. I was at home in my room and in church, a cappella church, a cappella singing in church. Church of Christ, which I was raised in.

John Fogarty spricht darüber. Er war nie in Lodi und hat Lodi geschrieben. Aber du bist in Nashville gegangen. Einfach. Du hattest eine Band zusammen? Ich hatte keine Band. Ich hatte eine Rockabilly-Band aus der Highschool. Das geht zurück zu... Nobody knew. I was at home in my room and in church, a cappella church, a cappella singing in church. Church of Christ, which I was raised in.

And the variation of the church that I was in didn't believe in the first century they used any instrumentation in worship. So we had a pitch pipe and we sang a cappella. So I came out of that culture, so I was singing there as a child all the way through.

And the variation of the church that I was in didn't believe in the first century they used any instrumentation in worship. So we had a pitch pipe and we sang a cappella. So I came out of that culture, so I was singing there as a child all the way through.

And the variation of the church that I was in didn't believe in the first century they used any instrumentation in worship. So we had a pitch pipe and we sang a cappella. So I came out of that culture, so I was singing there as a child all the way through.

And it's hillbilly hymn tradition, which is different than deep southern gospel, which is rooted in African American culture, you know, and the blues influence of that. This is Welsh, Irish, Scottish, Presbyterian hymns. Like Old Rugged Cross, you know, In the Garden, famous hymn. The Hillbilly hymns. But my schoolmates, my peers, didn't know anything about this.

And it's hillbilly hymn tradition, which is different than deep southern gospel, which is rooted in African American culture, you know, and the blues influence of that. This is Welsh, Irish, Scottish, Presbyterian hymns. Like Old Rugged Cross, you know, In the Garden, famous hymn. The Hillbilly hymns. But my schoolmates, my peers, didn't know anything about this.

And it's hillbilly hymn tradition, which is different than deep southern gospel, which is rooted in African American culture, you know, and the blues influence of that. This is Welsh, Irish, Scottish, Presbyterian hymns. Like Old Rugged Cross, you know, In the Garden, famous hymn. The Hillbilly hymns. But my schoolmates, my peers, didn't know anything about this.

They didn't know I could sing at all. And I heard Ja, sicher. I heard them trying to do something. I went in and went, what are you guys doing? And they said, well, you know, we're doing like a greaser thing, you know, a band. So I went, well, you mean like this? I picked up the guitar. They didn't know I played drums. And I started singing Everlys to them and they were like, what?