Since retiring from my job I’ve become a self-employed music historian.
The hours are long and I don’t get paid anything, but at least I enjoy the work.
Of all the playlists I have created, Country/Rock has become my favorite. I listen to it all the time, and I'm
constantly tweaking it to make sure it's the perfect mixture of Country and Rock, fun songs and sad songs.
My Spotify description for it says: "Americana, Folk, Bluegrass, Rockabilly, Classic Country, Country Pop,
Country Rock, Southern Rock, and Countryish Songs by Rock & Roll Artists". But it also includes many of
my Local and Indie favorites that aren't really Country but fit well in the collection.
Nebraska Artists included in my Country/Rock playlist:
The Allendales, Hector Anchondo, Azure Ray, Evan Bartels, Bazile Mills,
Belles, Sarah Benck, Kait Berreckman, The Big Deep, Black Squirrels,
The Blacktop Ramblers, Blue Bird, Bright Eyes, Clarence Tilton, Conduits,
Matt Cox, Kristi Curtis, DL Diedrich, Monica Eby, The Electroliners,
Jason Ferguson, Field Club, Filter Kings, FortyTwenty, Mitch Gettman,
The Good Life, The Rex Granite Band, Kyle Harvey, Brad Hoshaw, It's True,
Jack Hotel, Simon Joyner, Kali Indiana, Kill Bosby, Knife Fight Justice,
Kris Lager, Landing On The Moon, Chad Lee, Lonely Estates, Mad Darling,
Cass Brostad (Madisons), Lloyd McCarter, McCarthy Trenching, Jeremy Mercy,
The Mezcal Brothers, Midwest Dilemma, David Nance, Neva Dinova,
Heather Newman, Paper Owls, The Pendrakes, Pony Creek, Sack of Lions,
Chris Saub, Mike Semrad, Scott Severin, Son of 76 and The Watchmen,
Southpaw Bluegrass Band, Shaun Sparks, Stonebelly, Thousand Houses,
Tilly and The Wall, Travelling Mercies, Vago, Andre Vander Velde,
Virgin Mary Pistol Grip, Andrea von Kampen, Voodoo Method, Orion Walsh,
Jimmy Weber, Matt Whipkey, Tim Wildsmith, The Wildwoods, The Willards Band
I recently created a new playlist called "ROCK & ROLL"
for when I'm more in the mood for Rock than Country.
It has 1,000 songs in it, and its description says: "A large variety of
Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, R&B, Soul, and Funk."
When played in shuffle mode, it is the Ultimate Classic Rock Radio Station.
My new "ROCK & ROLL" playlist inspired me to dig deeper
and create a New series of playlists that present the History of Rock & Roll:
"50's ROCK!", "60's ROCK!", "70's ROCK!", "80's ROCK!", "90's ROCK!".
(My Ultimate Radio Stations when played in shuffle mode.)
I may eventually get around to creating "Modern ROCK!".
I created another new playlist.
It's called "Classic Albums" and that's what it's all about.
Four songs each from some of the greatest albums ever made.
The albums are in the order they were released, from Frank Sinatra's
"Songs For Swingin' Lovers" (1956) to David Bowie's "Blackstar" (2016).
The hours are long and I don’t get paid anything, but at least I enjoy the work.
Of all the playlists I have created, Country/Rock has become my favorite. I listen to it all the time, and I'm
constantly tweaking it to make sure it's the perfect mixture of Country and Rock, fun songs and sad songs.
My Spotify description for it says: "Americana, Folk, Bluegrass, Rockabilly, Classic Country, Country Pop,
Country Rock, Southern Rock, and Countryish Songs by Rock & Roll Artists". But it also includes many of
my Local and Indie favorites that aren't really Country but fit well in the collection.
Nebraska Artists included in my Country/Rock playlist:
The Allendales, Hector Anchondo, Azure Ray, Evan Bartels, Bazile Mills,
Belles, Sarah Benck, Kait Berreckman, The Big Deep, Black Squirrels,
The Blacktop Ramblers, Blue Bird, Bright Eyes, Clarence Tilton, Conduits,
Matt Cox, Kristi Curtis, DL Diedrich, Monica Eby, The Electroliners,
Jason Ferguson, Field Club, Filter Kings, FortyTwenty, Mitch Gettman,
The Good Life, The Rex Granite Band, Kyle Harvey, Brad Hoshaw, It's True,
Jack Hotel, Simon Joyner, Kali Indiana, Kill Bosby, Knife Fight Justice,
Kris Lager, Landing On The Moon, Chad Lee, Lonely Estates, Mad Darling,
Cass Brostad (Madisons), Lloyd McCarter, McCarthy Trenching, Jeremy Mercy,
The Mezcal Brothers, Midwest Dilemma, David Nance, Neva Dinova,
Heather Newman, Paper Owls, The Pendrakes, Pony Creek, Sack of Lions,
Chris Saub, Mike Semrad, Scott Severin, Son of 76 and The Watchmen,
Southpaw Bluegrass Band, Shaun Sparks, Stonebelly, Thousand Houses,
Tilly and The Wall, Travelling Mercies, Vago, Andre Vander Velde,
Virgin Mary Pistol Grip, Andrea von Kampen, Voodoo Method, Orion Walsh,
Jimmy Weber, Matt Whipkey, Tim Wildsmith, The Wildwoods, The Willards Band
I recently created a new playlist called "ROCK & ROLL"
for when I'm more in the mood for Rock than Country.
It has 1,000 songs in it, and its description says: "A large variety of
Classic Rock, Modern Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, R&B, Soul, and Funk."
When played in shuffle mode, it is the Ultimate Classic Rock Radio Station.
My new "ROCK & ROLL" playlist inspired me to dig deeper
and create a New series of playlists that present the History of Rock & Roll:
"50's ROCK!", "60's ROCK!", "70's ROCK!", "80's ROCK!", "90's ROCK!".
(My Ultimate Radio Stations when played in shuffle mode.)
I may eventually get around to creating "Modern ROCK!".
I created another new playlist.
It's called "Classic Albums" and that's what it's all about.
Four songs each from some of the greatest albums ever made.
The albums are in the order they were released, from Frank Sinatra's
"Songs For Swingin' Lovers" (1956) to David Bowie's "Blackstar" (2016).