Struggling? Country thrives in the Fresnos, Bakersfield,
El Paso, etc,
> > > > country that's right, now 102.7 is "cat country
> 102.7".
> > > any
> > > > people preditctions on how long this will work?
> > >
> > > Do Shania and Jo Dee Messina have any songs in Spanish?
>
> > > >
> > >
> >
> > Hmm, good question.
> >
> > You know David, that brings up a good point. Only One song
>
> > incorporates the Accordian based sound into itself and
> > that's the Dwight Yokam version of Streets Of Bakersfield.
>
> > With the Hispanic population growing and country typically
>
> > struggling in Hispanic heavy markets, one must wonder if
> > Country Artists shouldn't incorporate some "latin vibe"
> into
> > their music. Couldn't hurt.
> >
>
>
> I think it could hurt. If country experiments too much with
> Latin the format could lose more of it's core audience than
> it would gain new listeners.
>
> There were a couple of other accordian based country songs
> after "Streets of Bakersfield". In the mid-90s the Mavericks
> had a song "All you ever do is bring me down". In the same
> era, Tejano star Emilio had a few country hits as well.
>