Nah, that was the '70s. - Edit 1
Before modification by Joel at 08/10/2010 02:43:23 PM
Though something tells me we'll argue about that one, too. 
When you live just up the road from it though, Gilleys is just another kicker bar; it just had more press after Urban Cowboy. Of course, for those of us who know what REAL country music is about, Urban Cowboy is exactly where Gilleys belongs. 
Never heard that, but perhaps it makes sense. You're probably less likely to be groped line dancing than one on one. Although, when alcohol's involved, all bets are off most of the time.
When you live just up the road from it though, Gilleys is just another kicker bar; it just had more press after Urban Cowboy. Of course, for those of us who know what REAL country music is about, Urban Cowboy is exactly where Gilleys belongs. One of the reason a lot of guys go to country clubs is that they have a more advantageous male to female ratio then other clubs tend to have. For some reason girls like line dancing.
Never heard that, but perhaps it makes sense. You're probably less likely to be groped line dancing than one on one.
Although, when alcohol's involved, all bets are off most of the time.New music is culturally viable for 25 years and then it's all about the money and marketing; why do you think Led Zeppelin left Atlantic and created Swan Song?