COUNTRY WESTERN

1978

The Oldest Boomer is 32 years old.

Cost of the Average House: $62,500

Median Family Income: $ 15,060

Minimum Wage: $6.17

New Car:

Chevrolet Chevette: $3,644

Chevrlet Camaro Z28: $6,326

Dodge Magnum XE: 5,509

Pocket Radio: $2.99-$5.99

Music: Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson, “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys.” Dolly Parton, “Here You Come Again,” Kenny Rogers, “The Gambler.” John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John, “You’re the One That I Want,” and “Summer Nights.”  Johnny  Mathis  & Deniece  Williams, Too Much, Too Little Too Late.” Bruce Springsteen, “Prove It All Night.” “Grease.” “The Last Waltz,”  The Band. Player “Baby Come Back.” Rolling Stones, “Miss You.” Barry Manilow, “Can’t Smile Without You” and Copacabana, At the Copa.” Earth Wind and Fire, “Got To Get You Into My Life.” Chaka Khan, “I’m Every Woman.” Billy Joel, “Just The Way You Are.” The Carpenters, “Sweet, Sweet Smile.” Crystal Gayle, Talking  In Your Sleep.” Electric Light Orchestra, “Mr. Blue Sky.” Black Sabbath, “Never Say Die.” Eric Clapton, “Promises.” Andy Gibb, “Love Is Thicker Than Water.” Rod Stewart, “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” Dionne Warwick, “Déjà vu” Alice Cooper, “How You Gonna See Me Now.”

Movies: “The Deer Hunter,” “Coming Home,” “Heaven Can Wait,” “Midnight Express,”” An Unmarried Woman,”
Superman,” “the Wiz,” “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”

TV: “Taxi,” “WKRP in Cincinnati,” “Different Stokes,” “Incredible Hulk,” “The Paper Chase,” Fantasy Island,” “Mork & Mindy” with Robin Williams as Mork.  “Dallas. The Blues Brothers make their first appearance on  “Saturday Night Live.”

 

From the book BOOMERS How We Changed The World by Richard A. Jordan

A great book that would be a great gift for the baby boomer in your life. A real cool book.

Brenda Lee, Elvis Presley & Willie Nelson — Always On My Mind
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Country Boomers

In the early 1990s, baby boomers f locked to a sometimes issue-oriented version of country rock, further fueling the record industry upswing. During the first four years of the decade, more than twenty-one million Americans, mostly baby boomers, became country music fans. By 1994, many of the nearly half of all Americans who listened  to country music fit the baby-boom profile: 42 percent owned a house, 40 percent had a college education, and 36 percent lived in households with incomes of more than $60,000 a year. ” By their sheer demographic weight, the nation’s seventy-six million baby boomers continue to determine America’s musical preferences, ” observed Time in 1992. “and what America currently

 prefers is country.”These country boomers caused an upsurge in all formats of country music. In 1985, only sixteen country discs went gold, and nearly thirty sold more than one million copies. In 1992, sales of country discs and tapes reached $660 million, more than a 50 percent increase from the previous year. In 1980, about 1,534 radio stations played country music; twelve years later, more than 2,500 stations catered to country listeners. On television, The Nashville Network (TNN) grew from 7 million viewers at its inception in 1983 to 54.5 million subscribers in 1992, and from 1990 to 1992, the magazine Country America doubled its subscriptions to almost 1 million. To some extent, Bruce Springsteen paved the road to country success. The Boss’s anthemic tales of the working class and the downtrodden popularized a genre that neo-traditionalists in country embraced. Raised on rock-and-roll and country, singers such as Steve Earle, Travis Tritt, Dwight Yoakam, and Clint Black delivered the traditional populist message of country against a backdrop steeped in honky-tonk, country, and rock influences. They produced an energized, hard-hitting country rock with an outlaw image that grabbed the attention of baby boomers.

From the book ROCKIN IN TIME by David P. Szatmary
Eddie Rabbit “Driving My Life Away”

EDDIE RABBIT Diving my Life Away

Texas Tornados, Who Were You Thinking of?

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What kind of song would your story sound like?

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Thank God for Country!

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Charlie Pride

Lee Greenwood 

Music has always been a part of Lee Greenwood’s life, even while growing up on a farm near Sacramento, Calif. He started playing the piano when he was seven and the saxophone

at age 12. In junior high, he started his first group, called the Moonbeams. By the time he graduated from high school in June 1960, he played most all the instruments in the orchestra and was the drum major for the marching band. Greenwood passed on a track and music scholarship to the College of the Pacific, in addition to a professional baseball career. Those turned out to be great choices after he was discovered in 1979 by Larry McFaden, performing in a show at the Nugget Casino in sparks, Nev. McFaden was the bass player and bandleader for Mel Tillis. He brought the singer to Nashville and got him signed to a recording contract. Greenwood claims a string of hits including “Ring on Her Finger, Time on Her Hands,” “It Turns Me Inside Out,” “Somebody’s Gonna Love You,” “Holdin’ A Good Hand,” “I Don’t Mind the Thorns (If You’re the Rose),” “She’s Lyin” and “Dixie Road.” He has won numerous industry accolades including, the Academy of Country Music’s Male Vocalist of the Year (1985), two Male Vocalist of the Year awards from the  Country Music Association (1983, 1984), a Grammy for Top Male Vocal Performance for “I.O.U.” (1985) and the CMA Song of the Year honor as the writer of “God Bless the USA” (1985). “God Bless the USA” has been voted the most recognizable patriotic song in America, and it went far beyond what Greenwood expected when he wrote it in the back of his tour bus in 1983. The song has been in the top five on the country singles charts three times (1991, 2001, 2003),, giving it the distinction of being the only song in any genre of music to achieve that feat. It was also # 1 on the pop charts immediately following 9/11.

Inspirational Songs (Featuring “God Bless The USA”)

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George Jones- Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes?

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Editorial Reviews

Nils Lofgren’s new solo album release is a classic Nils, rock album featuring a collection of 12 songs. 11 are new originals by Nils and “”Irish Angel”” is beautiful ballad written by Bruce McCabe that Nils has been performing in his shows recently. “”Let Her Get Away”” is a haunting acoustic gem co-written with Root Boy Slim. Featuring rough, raw blues dobros and searing electric guitars to beautiful acoustic tracks, “”Old School”” is classic Nils at his diverse best. Featuring the legendary Paul Rodgers, Lou Gramm and Sam Moore as guest vocalists, this album has it all and promises to rank among his best.

Chet Atkins- Mr. Sandman ( TV 1954 )
Country Western Greats Chet Atkins, Jimmy Dean, Roy Clark, Stringbean, Grandpa Jones, Earl Scruggs, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton , George Jones…..

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Country and western really hit the big time in the 1990s with the growth in the popularity of line dancing…..from the book A Century of Dance by Ian Driver

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1978

The Oldest Boomer is 32 years old.

And the cost of the Average House was $62,500. That investment today would be valued at about $6000.00

Get started this year. Call Tom Luck sales associate Coldwell Banker Realty 202-378-0200

COUNTRY MUSIC – GREAT STORIES GREAT MUSIC

Anytime anybody tells me the trend is such and such, I do the opposite. I got where I am by coming off the wall.
Clint Eastwood

Nobody rides alone. It’s the code of the West Andy Devine

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CONWAY TWITTY Seasons Of My Heart….Loretta Lynn One’s On The Way,Love Is The Foundation…ROY CLARK Hello Love, The Great Divide..Hank Williams Jr. Angels Are Hard To Find..JIMMY DEAN Big Bad John…..

 

RANDY TRAVIS  “On the Other Hand”

After being  re-released by Warner Bros. in 1986 this song became his first number on hit.

Please keep Randy Travis in your prayers.

Gospel Greats

Homecoming  with Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder

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BACK IN THE DAY,SCHOOL WAS JUST SCHOOL, OLD WAS JUST OLD AND GOOD WAS JUST GOOD ..BUT OLD SCHOOL NOW MEAN OLDIES BUT GOODIES

Earl Scruggs “The Ballad of Jed Clampett”

Charley Pride ,Chet Atkins, Ronnie Milsap, Dolly Parton, Jerry Reed, Gary Steward,  Kiss an Angel Good Morin’

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Housing Market Trends

Homes prices at a new record high in the Washington D.C. metro. The median sold price in the D.C. metro area was $680,000 in May, a 3.0% increase over a year ago, and a new record high, driven by strong price growth in the single-family detached market where the median price hit $900,000 last month. Higher income buyers are putting upward pressure on the single-family market, as inventory remains low and prices continue to rise. There are fewer first-time and moderate-income buyers. Buyers who are in the market will have more leverage in the townhome and condo markets, where inventory is expanding.

 

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Tom Luck    202 378 0200   Sales Associate             Coldwell Banker Realty

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With over twenty years of experience selling houses, commercial properties and apartment buildings in Washington DC, I want to be of service to you.  I look forward to giving you the old school golden rule type of customer service you deserve.  Selling or buying please call

Tom Luck    202 -378- 0200

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When it is time to buy or sell; real estate it is time to call Tom Luck

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Capitol Hill

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Washington DC 20003

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