Found this INCREDIBLE young TALENTED musician Josh Turner on YouTube and all I can say is WOW!  Josh Turner is on guitar and Larkin Dodgen vocals.
 
A cover of the 1960's classic from Dinah Washington and Brook Benton " Baby ( You've Got What It Takes)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuY5SuBXprU
 
Each video from this young musician gets better and his friends are just as GREAT.
 
"Falling In And Out Of Love With You/Amiee"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKqv-VMUcDA
 
"Life In The Fast Lane (Blues Shuffle)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYrR5HMNe2A
 
Enjoy 
Kev
 
 

They're normal?  Only the freaks get recognized now-a-days...

 
 
People that enjoy music as much as those two probably don't spend a lot of time thinking about stuff like fame.
 
It looks and sounds like they already have everything a person could want. :-)

Lay off Bibber he deserves everything he gets.

Linear Phase
Lay off Bibber he deserves everything he gets.

Even the positive stuff?
 

The simple answer to your question is fame and talent are two different things. If we took a snapshot of the billboard top 100 at any point in history, I doubt it has ever come within a 50 point margin of error of coinciding spot for spot with talent level. Talent is subjective and relative even among those who have similar tastes..

dubdisciple
The simple answer to your question is fame and talent are two different things. If we took a snapshot of the billboard top 100 at any point in history, I doubt it has ever come within a 50 point margin of error of coinciding spot for spot with talent level. Talent is subjective and relative even among those who have similar tastes..

 
So you're saying that those that are famous and those that are talented taste the same?
 

Not at all. I'm saying that even fans of a particuar style of music have trouble reaching consensus over the issue of who has talent. Bottomline is that fame is a fickle thing. Would Kim Kardashian be even slightly famous if talent was a prerequisite?

Not at all. I'm saying that even fans of a particuar style of music have trouble reaching consensus over the issue of who has talent. Bottomline is that fame is a fickle thing. Would Kim Kardashian be even slightly famous if talent was a prerequisite?

Not at all. I'm saying that even fans of a particuar style of music have trouble reaching consensus over the issue of who has talent. Bottomline is that fame is a fickle thing. Would Kim Kardashian be even slightly famous if talent was a prerequisite?