9/15/17

The book of Psalms tells us "How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!". Music can be kind of like that. 'Merica Notes was created to drive together generations of music lovers and introduce them to tunes and artists you grew up on and songs you've never heard of. Music has a strange sense of getting folks together from all walks of life. When you're playing an album by George Straight, no one's crying over "-isms" or "-phobia" every ten seconds. Likewise, nobody cares about each others politics at a Metallica concert. That's what makes America great; is people coming together and putting aside all differences to kick back and listen to great music.
  We're all Americans, and we all love music. That's what 'Merica Notes is about; God, country, and music.


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