Ken Burns Country Music Documentary /PBS

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If you like music or the study of it this is a very interesting 8 part documentary. Part 1 was tonight

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"You can make love to it. You can play it at a funeral ..."

Yeah. LOL

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"You can make love to it. You can play it at a funeral ..."

Yeah. LOL

Im not a country music fan but I do appreciate its place in America as it is the only genre that is uniquely ours

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Ken Burns. His docs are incredible. Part 3 of his country music doc is by far the best so far. I am biased because it covers Memphis and the music of it in this episode "1955-1963". It was great but emotional to me. Many producers portray death as a form of enlightement to address finality (i:e "the Grey") to deepen for some and distract for others , death. Ken Burns used a highway at night with distant headlights in the fog to address the passing of Hank Williams rpisode 2 " the hillbilly Shakespeare" ,Patsy Cline and Hawkshaw Hawkins " episode "55-63" It moved me to tears but its the best portrayel
I've seen a producer use. Thank you Ken for keeping it real ...+ 3.14.................

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