Snarky "Quotable Country" questions the country cred of
Love & Theft:
"We think we fit perfectly in the country music format. We don’t sound
like Waylon or Hank, but we’re not trying to! We’re not trying to do
what anyone else has done. We tried to hone in on that Crosby, Stills and Nash and Eagles vibe." – Eric Gunderson explains how Love & Theft isn’t like anyone
else in country music, but IS like Crosby, Stills and Nash and the
Eagles. Which makes them country because, uh… I don’t know.
As A&O recalls, country radio played plenty of
CSNY and
Eagles back in their day too.
Our rule of thumb has always been: if country music fans love it, it's COUNTRY.
Anyone old enough to remember
"Hank Wilson?"
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