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Podcast: Making Sense of Kid Rock
Never change, New Yorker:
This week in the magazine, Kelefa Sanneh profiles the genre-jumping musician Kid Rock, who got his start in hip-hop, went platinum with rap-rock, and then transitioned into country music. Here Sanneh listens to Kid Rock’s music with Curtis Fox and talks about how his early years in Detroit’s hip-hop scene shaped his identity as a country-rocker. Also, Donald Hall on what reading poetry has in common with oral sex (spoiler: vowels). Listen.
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Never change, New Yorker:
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Kid Rock’s country turn confused the hell out of me … oh yea .. and uber pissed I bought whatever album American Badass...
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