No
longer are the outlaws to be promoted to the world as the sound of
country.
Your
wife running off with a trailer park neighbour called Hank, who
really only seduced her so he could steal your three legged diabetic
dog, is no longer suitable as a subject matter for a country hit.
Instead
prepubescent girls with big shiny white smiles who wear Stetsons and
shit kicking boots sing songs about Marines who gave them their
hearts before dying at the hands of dirty infidels in far of
countries while protecting the American way of life.
No
one questions that if the story was factual that the marine would be
a paedophile as the singer is only thirteen.
That
would be unpatriotic and the Christian right would kick your ass for
even thinking it.
Thankfully
existing in far flung corners are people like Bob Wayne who are
keeping the real spirit of country alive.
Nashville
incorporated will no doubt hate his greasy haired unshaven fuck you
outlaw attitude, but we need people like Bob to stand up and be the
yin to the lowest common denominator country yang that is being
foisted on us.
For
every song that is released that Hollywood can line dance to we need
one like Lyza that's about an emancipated woman shooting cocksucking
reprobates.
For
every Blake Shelton hit we need someone singing a song about the
Devil accompanied by a fiddle on fire as an antidote.
More
palatable than Hank III for the ears of most people Bob could quite
easily manage to keep the hillbilly punks happy with 'Till the wheels
fall off', and at the same time attract more mainstream country fans
to what he does.
Lets
call him a gateway drug for the country music scene.
Even
people who don't like country could well be beguiled by Bob.
The
man is a honky tonk hero.
Less
the last of a dying breed, but more so the return of the real deal.
Hitch
your wagon to his train.
It's
going to be a long and interesting journey.
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