For classic country fans only. Where do you get your music from (e.g. radio, cas!
Question: Mostly get my classic country from CD's but there are a coule of radio stations here in central Alabama that play country the way it should be,classic country.(810 Am from Jacksonville Alabama,105.7 FM from Decatur Alabama)
Answers: Mostly get my classic country from CD's but there are a coule of radio stations here in central Alabama that play country the way it should be,classic country.(810 Am from Jacksonville Alabama,105.7 FM from Decatur Alabama)
Once an Artist, that I enjoy listening to. Has a new Song on the Radio. I isually go buy their CD. And listen to it in my vehicle or Home. And usually in excess, also.
*My classic country is either from cd's, You Tube, Music Downloads, Napster itunes & Harmony are my favorites! I have used Best Buy and Yahoo & Amazon Downloads!
Amazon is the best place to look for Classic Country Music
If I spot a CD in a store that I fancy,then I buy it, occasionally from ACE record catalogue.
Also get quite a few LP's from charity shops
Hastings music store. I have bought my cd's from Hastings ever since I can remember. I remember back when i was younger I could go in and spend $200.00 dollars on cd's. So after a few years i built up an impressive collection. Now i still purchase from Hastings, but country is not what it used to be so i don't spend as much.
From everywhere. My old LPs and cassettes, CDs I have purchased from music and department stores, and many I have found on the internet.
In the 80's I used to buy CDs from quarterly catalogs, but Amazon and Yahoo have kind of drove those mom-and-pop stores off.
You can check out Rhino Handmade, CDCollector, Collector's Choice, and for the impossible, cdbbq.com - good luck.
There's no spare $$$$$..So everything I listen to comes from the radio or the internet or the t.v.
I would prefer to buy both the cassettes and the cd's of the music that I like. if I ever had the $$$$..
The Ranch 104.1 has alot of the oldies.. There even this old guy on there who used to work with all the oldies, like Elvis, Johnny Cash, and Waylon.. Also where I'm at Papa T's (a real fancy fruit stand) is owned by one of the oldies....uggg..my mind has gone blank....sorry.
Where I'm at, Jacksonville and Tyler ( I think longview and Marshall too.) were a couple of places that Elvis, Johnny Cash, Buddy Holly, etc. played when they were all just gettin' started and gettin' payed by that Sun Records feller, Sam somethin'?, anyways, Elvis's agent.