[Gay State Conservative]

Having grown up in the suburbs of Boston (1950s/1960s) I didn't have the first clue that Country music existed.There were no radio stations on the air...nothing. But now I see that although I can't call myself a fan there were more than a few great Country songs...including Coal Miner's Daughter.

[1Old Pro]

Having grown up in the suburbs of Boston (1950s/1960s) I didn't have the first clue that Country music existed.There were no radio stations on the air...nothing.

People found county late at night when the radio "skip" occurred from stations like WLAC and WSM out of Nashville, and others..

[nfldgirl]

If you are able to enjoy Sirius XM Radio, try Willie’s Roadhouse...best country music ever played and especially love Saturday night from the Grand Ol’ Opry, replayed Sunday nights. You’ll hear a lot of Loretta, Patsy, and Tammy! Also, Ms. Jeannie Seely who is wonderful!