From: ulf.jagfors@telia.com
Why donīt you ask your fellow African American since 300 years for an
answer?
Ulf Jagfors
"Songsmith" skrev i meddelandet
news:12gllcnr3qd3j4b@corp.supernews.com...
> Why hasn't black America embraced Eminem as the lyrical technical genius
> he
> is? The racism door opens either way. I'm a proud rural redneck.
> Also, bluegrass was born directly of string band and blues influences.
> Bill
> Monroe was known to frequent AME churches as a young man, allowing black
> gospel to wash over the Irish and Scotch fiddle tunes his Uncle Pen
> played.
> In addition, bluegrass is largely a rural tradition. Even the most
> countrified Mississippi black man since the 1950's would never admit to
> being rural... it's seen as an insult for some reason. Everybody wants
> pimpin' and blingin', not pickin' and singin'.---->JMS
> "Kool" wrote in message
> news:94mao.7eq.19.1@news.alt.net...
>> Country has Charley Pride. How come I have never seen
>> a black Bluegrass player?
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