Christ, internet culture is so ugly now that the ama would be a disaster now

Episode 4 ending with a big Patsy eulogy had me in shambles last night just as I'm trying to rank her final masterpieces couldn't have watched that episode at a better time. She was pretty much the the only country I heard growing up and my whole family used to sing along to her on the drive up to our farm (before parents divorced ) tender memories.

Yeah there were also of doofus responses even there

Plebs would be asking “who do you like on TikTok?” if that happened today

Glad you’re finally letting Burns show you the way

Tbh I could've helped him flesh this era out a little more

The episode is 2 hrs already

Barely dipped into Wanda, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and a bunch of others.

The Nashville studio musicians tho Charlie McCoy casually cracking off Dylan sessions he played on etc whew

This guy could not get any smoother love the wandering bass too

Got about 200 songs on my 1963 playlist that I have on shuffle for the last month or whatever and Im at the point now where I'm just skipping ahead until some Spector, Ricky Nelson, Bobby Bare or Peggy March comes on

Be My Baby is easily the best song of 1963. No debate whatsoever

Actually Blowin in the Wind and Louie, Louie would be in the convo

agreed

In Dreams

That’s a classic too

misread this as Baby, I Love You youre close though

guitar solo of the year? i think so

This one has been on repeat

knew I couldn't be the only one

getting ready for Chucks big post-prison comeback in 1964 heard this one? @RVI

1963 might be the Year Of The Girl Group tbh

finally started my ranking and the top is already flooded with Ronettes, Crystals, Vandellas, Supremes, Chiffons when you include Tina Turner, Darlene Love, Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, Peggy March, Patsy, Loretta pretty sure women had this year on lockdown

bless Ringos soul for this one deadass a top 3 rock & roll drum performance imo

took a bit but this has sunk in as a classic @Lawdie

Underrated goat