I LOVE this! (Sorry this is going to take so long to explain, but...) I'm no longer in radio, but a couple of years ago, I worked really hard trying to save a dying radio station. That the two worst jocks ever to speak into a mic or work a board were filling our two full time on-air shifts was the biggest hurdle (and believe me, there were some mighty high ones at that place -- no coverage, no income, no budget, no phone, fines racking up, owner in hiding.... my husband and I were programming the place out of our personal music library and running the studio on our own equipment -- the place lacked everything it needed, but these two were worse than all of that combined.) Our registered format was country -- no specific subcategory. Thanks to Americana falling under the broad country umbrella, that really opened up a lot of possibilities -- we could play a mix of classic country, bluegrass, alt-country, punk-a-billy (anything-a-billy for that matter) country rock, roots rock, delta blues, zydeco, etc. So, anyway, I'm on my way to the weekly staff meeting, one night and the guy covering the shift is playing an AC/DC album straight through. That entire meeting consisted of me arguing with them -- they honestly believed that AC/DC was country -- I kid you not. (I had a lot of equally ridiculous genre arguments at that place, but that's one of the most memorable.) So, I can totally picture the straw hats and bib overalls and I really, REALLY got a kick out of this!!!!! Made my day! By the way -- It's good to have you back!

Hey Melhi, maybe your radio folks thought they were playing Hayseed Dixie--->http://countrymusic.about.com/library/blhayseeddixierev.htm

Good job

great job with ac/dc 5-5-5

Loved that first Hayseed Dixie album and I love this; I could hear 'em singin' it. And Melhi, great story--never pictured you as the Andy Travis type.

Grew up on a farm, so automatic 5's here. But this deserves it too.

Thank ye much folks and thanks fer sharin' the story Melhi!!!!