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Groups or bands from Kentucky

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Cef Michael Band lead singer from Independence currently lives in Nashville. On the road playing in Vegas and California this week. They play at all the Toby Keith bars.

 

I heard his band. Average at best.

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Tim Sergent from Ashland, Ky plays banjo and guitar for Dierks Bentley.

 

I heard his band. Average at best.

 

I assumed, "they play at all the Toby Keith bars" implied that. :D

Former schoolmate of mine lives in Nashville. Shawn Hammonds former RB and track at Newport High School in the late 80's.

 

I heard his band. Average at best.

 

When your music is played on the radio in above average.

Wilco's drummer is from Illinois, but graduated from UK if that counts.

When your music is played on the radio in above average.

 

No, that's not exactly the case. Milli Vanilli sold millions of records and had tons of radio airplay. There's nothing about their stuff that even measures up to "average," let alone above average. You just choose to believe there's no world outside of corporate radio.

No, that's not exactly the case. Milli Vanilli sold millions of records and had tons of radio airplay. There's nothing about their stuff that even measures up to "average," let alone above average. You just choose to believe there's no world outside of corporate radio.

Radio snob!:eyeonyou:

Radio snob!:eyeonyou:

 

Damn skippy! I make no apologies. And that's because I'm a radio guy, and I've been all up and down the dial and heard everything you could imagine, whether it's truck-driving songs on WLW to 1930's blues from a country station in Hart County or reggae on an Americana station in Louisville to The Gourds' cover of Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice" on a pop-rock station in Prestonsburg, complete with all cursewords before the dummies figured out what was going on. Hell, there's times when I could hear all that variety from the same station, depending on where I was living.

The bass player from the Flaming Lips lived in Bellevue for a good long while.

 

Still does and is very involved in Bellevue Schools.

No, that's not exactly the case. Milli Vanilli sold millions of records and had tons of radio airplay. There's nothing about their stuff that even measures up to "average," let alone above average. You just choose to believe there's no world outside of corporate radio.

 

Radio station in Nashville not corporate radio!

Radio station in Nashville not corporate radio!

 

I've not passed through Nashville in a few years, but one of the things I found remarkable is that there wasn't a single decent radio station in the town they call "Music City USA." And most of what's on the radio there is decidedly corporate radio.

Still does and is very involved in Bellevue Schools.

 

Cool. My understanding was that he had moved...but that's awesome.

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