fitman 11/13/2009
Wild Horses couldn't keep 'em out!
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WuzUp 03/27/2007
heck ya.
jmfay111 09/08/2006
This band seems to have had more lineup changes than the Drifters or the Raiders! In retrospect, Parsons was not in the band that long (compared to Rick Roberts or Sneaky Pete), but he certainly added to the country influence of the group. Chris Hillman deserves more credit as a leader and musician with the FBB. Unfortunately, we can expect another incarnation of the band at any moment! Nevertheless, the FBB defined country-rock before Poco, the Eagles or anyone else!
marto 07/22/2006
NO
ElvisC 12/04/2005
The question really is whether alt-country is Rock and Roll. Parsons was hugely influential. There would be no Lucinda Williams, no Steve Earle, No Uncle Tupelo/Son Volt/Wilco. There may not have even been The Eagles. To me alt-country is more rock and roll than country.
tkoyo 10/30/2005
Biggest snubs have to be Gram Parsons and Black Sabbath, we're talking about the major influence of a genre within 15% of rock music
kingguiness 07/14/2005
Anything involving Gram Parsons gets in. Gram Parsons is the King of Country Rock!
MS2171 04/18/2005
I am very surprised both The Burrito Brothers and Gram were not inducted the year the very first year they became eligible in 1994 & 1997. They have influenced so many bands including The Stones.
souljunkie 01/14/2005
Who!?.....Sorry cant let him in either. Alan parsons Project comes to mind...are they tied in at all here?
coleslough 09/10/2004
yes.
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