- Have you visited the WMBR homepage yet?
- The Name Game - Does your name appear in any of these country song titles?
- So who is the Debbie in Debbie Does Dallas?
- Drop by Debbie Does Dallas' First and Fifth Birthday Parties.
Are you tired of the same old "new" country music that really isn't country music at all? Then welcome to Debbie Does Dallas, where only the best and most interesting in Classic Country Music is heard, along with today's Americana.
Listen to the blue yodel of Jimmie Rodgers and Hank Williams, the plaintive voices of Mother Maybelle Carter and Patsy Cline, and the genius of Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass music. Then there's cajun and zydeco, along with those favorite childhood cowboy songs like "Mule Train," "Home on the Range," and of course, "Happy Trails" with Roy and Dale.
There's something for everyone down here on Debbie Does Dallas. So join with me now and journey back to the time when Country Music really was Country Music.
My thanks goes to Dr. Larry McGovern for the original web-site design. Special thanks to family computer guru Linda Rich for editing, adding pages, and TLC.
I'd love to hear from you - drop me a line at debrich@wmbr.mit.edu. Thanks for your thoughts and comments.
Also check out:
- The Official Roy and Dale web-site
- The Country Legend Association formed to promote Traditional Country, Gospel and Bluegrass music.
- Favorite Cajun and Zydeco bands - click on Bands.
- My favorite resources are "Country Music Almanac" by Tom Biracree, the "Billboard Book of Top 40 Country Hits" by Joel Whitburn and the "Blackwell Guide to Recorded Country Music."
- The local magazine "Country Standard Time" is also really handy for reviews of new releases and general going's on in the alternative country music scene.