Thu, Oct 29
Jay Webb
Country songs written by people who worked the jobs they are singing about land differently than country songs written in a Nashville writing room, and a working audience can tell the difference within about eight bars. That is the appeal here — material about labor, money and the specific exhaustion of doing hard work for a long time, delivered without any performance of authenticity because none is required. The audience for this out in the Morongo Basin is largely people who live there year-round rather than weekenders, which makes for a warmer and more attentive room than a city club would give it. Thursday night, wooden floor, a patio with a fire on it. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Weeknights out here belong to the locals, and that is the crowd worth being in.
Country songs written by people who worked the jobs they are singing about land differently than country songs written in a Nashville writing room, and a working audience can tell the difference within about eight bars. That is the appeal here — material about labor, money and the specific exhaustion of doing hard work for a long time, delivered without any performance of authenticity because none is required. The audience for this out in the Morongo Basin is largely people who live there year-round rather than weekenders, which makes for a warmer and more attentive room than a city club would give it. Thursday night, wooden floor, a patio with a fire on it. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Weeknights out here belong to the locals, and that is the crowd worth being in.
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Country songs written by people who worked the jobs they are singing about land differently than country songs written in a Nashville writing room, and a working audience can tell the difference within about eight bars. That is the appeal here — material about labor, money and the specific exhaustion of doing hard work for a long time, delivered without any performance of authenticity because none is required. The audience for this out in the Morongo Basin is largely people who live there year-round rather than weekenders, which makes for a warmer and more attentive room than a city club would give it. Thursday night, wooden floor, a patio with a fire on it. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Weeknights out here belong to the locals, and that is the crowd worth being in.
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