Comments on: Music and Marcy Jo’s: An Interview with Joey + Rory (Part One) http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one A Roots Music Publication Sat, 25 May 2013 02:24:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Bruce http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-198875 Bruce Wed, 22 May 2013 13:28:23 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-198875 "Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever?" One answer may be the desire for fans to put themselves into what they are viewing or hearing. They want it to be authentic because they desire the same thing for themselves. They want to believe; therefore they do. For the record, I am a fan of Joey + Rory. I like what they present even though I cannot confirm what they present is really who they are. My "assumption" would be they are what they present. But that is not based on fact. It is based on my desire for it to be factual - if that makes any sense. “Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever?”

One answer may be the desire for fans to put themselves into what they are viewing or hearing. They want it to be authentic because they desire the same thing for themselves. They want to believe; therefore they do.

For the record, I am a fan of Joey + Rory. I like what they present even though I cannot confirm what they present is really who they are. My “assumption” would be they are what they present. But that is not based on fact. It is based on my desire for it to be factual – if that makes any sense.

]]> By: Joan Harrison http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-198369 Joan Harrison Wed, 22 May 2013 03:30:59 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-198369 Hi, My husband and I really enjoy watching your show each week. You had a recipe on for pork ribs and I missed some of the information. My husband wants me to make them ,but I need the recipe. Would it be possible to get it. Thanks. Keep up the good show. Hi, My husband and I really enjoy watching your show each week. You had a recipe on for pork ribs and I missed some of the information. My husband wants me to make them ,but I need the recipe. Would it be possible to get it. Thanks. Keep up the good show.

]]> By: Ben Foster http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53212 Ben Foster Wed, 03 Oct 2012 16:33:27 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53212 Jon, I believe Ken knows Joey and Rory personally. I do see your point though. Jon, I believe Ken knows Joey and Rory personally. I do see your point though.

]]> By: Jon http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53118 Jon Wed, 03 Oct 2012 02:14:35 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53118 And before our resident troll - or anyone else - alleges that I've dissed Joey+Rory in any way, let me point out that I haven't. And before our resident troll – or anyone else – alleges that I’ve dissed Joey+Rory in any way, let me point out that I haven’t.

]]> By: Jon http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53115 Jon Wed, 03 Oct 2012 02:07:45 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53115 It apparently escaped the attention of our resident troll that the preface to this interview not only uses the "A" word in its very first sentence, but concludes its second by asserting the "truthfulness" of the Joey+Rory brand. Which, to a normal person - a category not including those who hide behind fake names - naturally raises the question, "how do you know they're authentic? How do you know that the image they put forth in their songs and on their TV show is truthful?" Similarly, calling people you've never met "warm and genuine" raises the question, "how do you know they're warm and genuine?" Perfectly reasonable questions, and pretty much what I asked. They have nothing to do with "insider credentials," and everything to do with plain, ordinary common sense. It apparently escaped the attention of our resident troll that the preface to this interview not only uses the “A” word in its very first sentence, but concludes its second by asserting the “truthfulness” of the Joey+Rory brand. Which, to a normal person – a category not including those who hide behind fake names – naturally raises the question, “how do you know they’re authentic? How do you know that the image they put forth in their songs and on their TV show is truthful?” Similarly, calling people you’ve never met “warm and genuine” raises the question, “how do you know they’re warm and genuine?” Perfectly reasonable questions, and pretty much what I asked. They have nothing to do with “insider credentials,” and everything to do with plain, ordinary common sense.

]]> By: luckyoldsun http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53079 luckyoldsun Tue, 02 Oct 2012 18:24:07 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53079 Jonathan "Joey + Rory are such warm and genuine people." Country Music Cop: "Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever?" OK, I understand that no-one who's not part of the country music business is allowed to voice any irreverence toward anything Nashville without earning your're ire--but now, one has to have insider credentials in order to innocuously PRAISE an artist?? Jonathan
“Joey + Rory are such warm and genuine people.”

Country Music Cop:
“Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever?”

OK, I understand that no-one who’s not part of the country music business is allowed to voice any irreverence toward anything Nashville without earning your’re ire–but now, one has to have insider credentials in order to innocuously PRAISE an artist??

]]> By: Music and Marcy Jo's: An Interview with Joey + Rory (Part Two) - Engine 145 http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53044 Music and Marcy Jo's: An Interview with Joey + Rory (Part Two) - Engine 145 Tue, 02 Oct 2012 10:28:18 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53044 [...] Missed Part One? Catch up here. [...] [...] Missed Part One? Catch up here. [...]

]]> By: Dana M http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-53030 Dana M Tue, 02 Oct 2012 06:59:06 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-53030 Great interview! Not just music but a restaurant and a TV show? I'm totally in. I hope to see that Season One on DVD and on iTunes (don't forget Canada, Joey and Rory!). Great interview! Not just music but a restaurant and a TV show? I’m totally in. I hope to see that Season One on DVD and on iTunes (don’t forget Canada, Joey and Rory!).

]]> By: Leeann Ward http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-52970 Leeann Ward Mon, 01 Oct 2012 20:52:39 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-52970 Yes, excellent interview. You've packed so much into Part 1 that I can't wait to see what's left for the second part. I will definitely purchase a boxset of the television season and would love the opportunity to buy the soundtrack from the show too. Yes, excellent interview. You’ve packed so much into Part 1 that I can’t wait to see what’s left for the second part. I will definitely purchase a boxset of the television season and would love the opportunity to buy the soundtrack from the show too.

]]> By: Jon http://www.engine145.com/music-and-marcy-jos-an-interview-with-joey-rory-part-one/#comment-52969 Jon Mon, 01 Oct 2012 20:28:24 +0000 http://www.engine145.com/?p=20691#comment-52969 Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they've had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever? Why do people talk about the authenticity and/or genuineness of others with whom they’ve had no direct, normal social interaction whatsoever?

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